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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
No,ice for Publication.
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 >cr--1hr- I--t. I--. Notice Is hereby given that r.e t0I.HH raus settler has ri .l a1 .-a Of hI- ief .a-... r-1'e rral proof .u -rurort of hi= claim . tha. -lt1 nruu. wa ! t. u....- .Hf fura l..a E and Receiver F1r.ur. ArsuHa. on tr-.r.- of -hr SD a 1f Sec lu loan rs x Z. ..E.. ... S. h. N.. and ram, s r.- 'olln1.-.- a- ..- a... r-. Vl-- U. q. s-ar- 4. fHr-.r.-uH t.H.--. "-.- .1i N- FlcS'.-- s-. rf Benson. Cn-..-a Con-" A-iz1la-
 BIN. T- LIJIaS. Ta-i-..-. Trs-amr,i1u N,. .-ss. .--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

GENERAL CEooK will avail himself of a hunt in the wooded country between Fort Verde and Fort Apache. that cOun- try for 160 miles afford hunting of which the Gray Fox" is said t. be fond of We trust he will not divide his car tridges with the Indians.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

J. W. Duncan, recently from Texas has purchased from settlers in the San simon valley large amount of land and proposes putting thereon about D. 600 head of cattle. He has also located go water right privilege. and intends run niug pipes a distance of fifteen miles to the Southern Pacific railroad, SO as to furnish his stock with water along the lne.-Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

THE Western spirit and enterprise in jected into the New York World under the new management has raised it to one Of the first newspapers of the country, besides raising Ned among all of its nsighbors, including the Herald, Times and Tribune, which have been forced to follow its lead. Pulitzer has shaken uD the old fogies of New York, and shown them what a live man can do.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

In the city election in Boston the democratic ticket was chosen except the city clerk, one councilman and one as-essor. The democrats have one majority in the city vernment. The comptroller and school board are demo- cratic.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
THE VERDICT.
Died From Gunshot Wounds While Re
 slsting Posse.

Died From Gunshot wounds While Re
 sIsting Posse.
 Sheriff Paul last night receIved from Justice Nichols, at Wilcox, the verdict of the jury impaneled to inquire into the cause of the death of the famous stage robbers, Hensley and Elmer. Fol- lowing is the verdict:
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 COUNTY OF COCHIsE.
 In the matter of the inquisitIon upon the bodies of Charles Hensley and Jack Elmer, deceased, before W. F. Nichols, Justice of the Peace, acting coroner. We, the undersigned, the jurors sum- moned to appear before W. F. Nichols, Justice of the Peace and e1-ofiicio cor oner of the town of Wilcox, county of Cochise and Territory of Arizona at Will COX, A. T., on the fourth day of October, 1883, to inquire into the cause of the death of Charles Hensley and Jack FL mer, the two persons found dead at Wilcox, having been brought here from the vicinity Of Hugh Percy's ranch, about ten miles northwest of Wilcox, having been duly sworn according to law and hearing the testimony adduced, upon our oRths, each and all do say that we find the deceased were named Charles Hensley and Jack Elmer, na- tivity and age unknown, that they came to their death on the night of October 3d and morning of October 4th, 1883, in this county, by gunshot wounds at the hands of K. H. Paul. sheriff of Pima county, and his posse, while they were attempting to arrest deceased.
 All of which we duly certify by this in writing by us signed this 4tn day of October, 1883.
 F. M. JEFFRIEs,
 Foreman.
 W. A. POINTnEXTER,
 A. T. WISDOM,
 F.C. Gravel, lSignedl B. r. BROWN,
 D. W. SMITH,
 Jury. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COUNT OF COCHIsE. hereby certify that the foregoing is n true and correct copy of the verdict rendered by the Jury at the inquisition ! held by me on the bodies of Charles i Hensley and Jack Elmer. Witness my hand the Sth day of OctO- 1 Der, 1883, at WillcoI, T.
 W. F. NICHOLS, J. ?.
 Acting Coroner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

As evidence of prosperity among the rsnchers on Salt River and TontO, Jack Eaton reports the sale of 1900 feet of lumber, and 22,500 shingles, part of which is 10 build a school house on Salt River. Fred Medler and the Klines be- ing the other purchssers.-Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

THE Mexican -oldiers are closing around the Apaches a' Casas Grandes.
 oUes are strong that decisive blow will soon be struck and these red handed fends swept from existence ohihuahua News.
 But they are closing around" SO in frrnal slow, that the Apaches may be a housand miles away at the final round up.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
CnftIe E.rS Sale.

Stock cattle. and cows with or without calves, calves not counted.
 R. NJ. WHKIN, Agt., d&wlm 22l Meyer street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
Notice to Creditors .

N0fICE IS IF EtIl GIVE. Ef IHE | Y. ~ dersilurt aduIuisr ator Of fh- e-tat-. l. G. he,ihrld. eeca5zsd fo .te crrdito.s Of au. per-'ns having claims seaIu-f said d-cedtut -a pros.rt them wlfl ite rrJpr. ucisa. tu -a.i irm ul-t ator at I-H p.ar- 70. hgsIue4-. t0. .it ul-rc street. rc-01. A. g. within ten ...-.- alter fl., trs- Uu1 l.arfUr or tti- Eotlr1-
 l.ted Tucson. October ! i--5.
 H. BJ HIAN. Aim'uis ra-0r of ti.1 E--a-s oi L.G. E-tl. d.ca. -ei. De
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

A few weeks ago the wife of a man named Conlin startled this community by declaring she had married him under the impression that he WAS his twin brother. To-day her husband brought suit against Daniel Newman, leading citizen of this State, claiming 5000 damages for alleged alienation of his wife's affections. The parties are all prominent, and much interest Is mani tested m the case.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

THE New York Herald occupies five columns in the World of the Both ut. to say Herald at two cents. Cheapest paper in America" The Herald knows the full value of advertising.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

Davidson County, Tennessee, has voted the acceptance of the proposition of Huntington and other projectors of the new road from Cincinnati to Nash vile, and that the county shall levy a tax sufficient to pay half the cost of the bridge across the umberland rIyer, to be used jointly by the railroad and by the county as a free bridge.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

Clifton Clarion: The editor of the Clarion, while in New York, had an Op- portunity of c0nverslnC wlth a number of gentlemen wEO have invested large sums of money iu mines in thls Terri tory, and who are well posted m regard to our reso..uces, prospects, etc In the course Of conversation the Apacnes and General Crooks glorious campaign into the Sierra N idre naturally came up, and without exception they were pro nOunced m their hostile criticism of the old man. They claimed that Crook made a cowardly surrender t0 the Indians in order to save hls own scalp and the scalps of his companions in arms.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

The clty council last night called an election to be held on the 24th inst, to vote on proposition to issue S25,OO in bonds to aid in the construction of V ster works at Prescott tt-JournRl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
l.le pa.lclua O,t-t. N0tic for Publication.
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Lt2u OFFICE. TUg l-. H..EH.. .
 tsGHnHr T--H AOffCf f- f.tE.I4 S-EfN THAT Y. " tlI. us.Ir-r1l "t. .r Ua- t,..l notice. .. u.- .ut ut-1- 70 la-e t... proof lr -uIpe-t . El- clam. @. q ta.r a..u u.ou' w U ha u.aI" before tf- k -i--H- a.H I.-sIvs- ar Ircsga triz'ul. au Novtr.la- -. l--. VIZ. VI uraI lc. uUl. uf iuc-ou. 4r.-rra. for t.s N--. pf Section l5 Ioon-hrp l3 -. l- fa t li. and S.E.b.arI T .-H Lsllyvear. Iasus '. '..i.Vl. LsaUa.lr Caf.i. .H and eo. Push. ai Cf Tucson. Arizona.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
sMRARDON AND EUSTIs.
Another Letter Prom pr. Gregory Con-
 firming the Death of the two Men.
HRRMosrLLo SONORA,

HRBNO sLLO, SONORA,
 October 6, 1888. ! EDITOR CITIZEN: The two men who died in secluded room on Carmen street, were undoubtedly the parties your issue of the 4th inst, says. The Englishman was tall and erect, very sandy, almost red, and somewhat bald headed; bloated appearance; wore a straw hat, sides hung down pretty well as if much used in the vInd; wore grey clothes. Billy lived one day longer and the result is not one line. letter, mem oranda nor anything can be found, un- less one Dr. Gescish who called in at the last hour, and who, I am informed, has h is vRlise, etc One Gestner who was then health officer, tells me ST. 500 was sent them here on their arrival and he thinks it is deposited in the store of Calderon.
 Billy was the leading spirit of the two as he often scolded the other for for drinking SO hard, etc. I enclose you all the lines found on BIlly's baggage, except an envelop printed on the back. The valise of Billy, leather one two feet long, IS ID my possession, contains a white petticOGt, tiOunced at the bottom pair of white pants and red flannel shirt. The grey blankets were burned and had a much used and greasy ap- pearance. Billy wore a black hat and shoes laced in front and steel mixed coat, black cloth vest, and a sort of plaid pants of heavy cassimer. Sum- ming up the acts of the two men these are the parties you claim no doubt. When they first arrived they said they might have to wait here as long as two weeks and they wanted to be alone, hence their renting the room on Carmen street.
 I enclose the lines found aud an envelope.
 The vslise Is at your command, or any one wishing 1t. It Is a new valise, wooden covered with leather. a lock and key to it.
 PAUL GREGORY. The letter to Mr. Eustls, spoken ot above, IS written by W. R. Mould, dated San Francisco, Sept. B, IS53-ED.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
Hear What the Deaf Ssy !

lt has p"rfa-us.i a mi-a-i, iu ny ease.
 have uo H'a-.hly -oise- ,a ny head and ! tal- much 1a-tr-
 ! hove been -rsatly ha-a--ai
 Ny I-lfuezs helped @ er-at la.,-tf.-k an- other bottle will cure me. lt- vlr-le- are rN4rEsI II1SAsLE and -.s CU- hAItfA CHtktcITE ABSOLUTE. AZ rHE 0ETrEE cfN PEl-pS iLLf IE-IlFf BOTH FROM Ez EI- ENcF fSu OBS SALVATION. Hri-a af once to H tf- LlcE & y j-SSEf. . Ds. street. New i0-k ercI1s- -r- rl-t- and Euu wal receive h- r--urn s r.tlei rr1- ulIl enable you to hear Ila auyt 0flr e--- and vr1-r curative e3ecr uIl ha 1e--.a- .-r'. Ion all never resre. doiH- s0. Dfro. NFlctVrLE EFvrEg
 eE To avoid los in t-s maiIs. pla-laa send money by Reg. r.z-a-ei Letter.
 Only iup1-.-d by HaYLOCE q ITNNFV. DeV ,t-. '. Y. sole age .ts for Anerca. wiy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

TIE subjects of Alfonso are bargaining about the extraordinary courage and bravery of their young ruler ID the re- cent attack of the mob in Paris. It is hard to see how the Colonel would have acted differently. They say "he was as cool as a cucumber, and never made . move toward escaping" Had he have done so and jumped out of the carriage, tbe turbulent French would have pum- melled hlm severely, snd might have murdered him. Alfonso knew enough to see that far ahead SO kept his seat. Nothing very courageous about that.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
knights of prthin. ConeIare.

The next session of the Supreme Lodge of the world of the Knights of Pythias convenes Gt New Orleans ID April, 1881, and 1t k desired by the southern Knights and citizens to make it a notable event. To that end exten- sive preparations are being made in that city for a grand celebration, and the famed Mardi Gras Festival has therefore been postponed until that date iu honor of the occasion. A large representation from every State where the order exists is expected to be present. Nevada has already taken steps 10 send a large delegation, and the California lodges, with 1000 mem bers, have been urged, through a cir cular from John II. Gyseluar, Supreme Representative, to take some action in the matter. 4 committee, composed of one member from each lodge, will be [ rmed, to take the necessary action for the formation of club, and endeavor to have California we'll represented. The members of the order have been as- sured by the railroad companies that reasonable rates will be charged for transportation Go New Orleans and back The Knights of Pythias celebra- tion at New Orleans is expected to ex- eel that of the Knights Tcmplar in San Francisco, and several thousand uniformed Knights will parade. A com peretive drill will be one If the features of the celebration. A delegation from the Uniform Division of California it IS especially desired will be present.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

Josiah Dis, well known merchant and most exemplary and popular younC man of Alexandria. died yesterday ter s brief illness wi5l typhoid-malarial fever. The remains were brought 10 Prescott for burial.-JOurnal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

N H. Price. of Mineral creek, reports the los, of eleven calves from 8 disease which he thinks is black leg.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

HENSI.IY -Tear Wi.lrcx October .. l--s, of ga euic indigestion, ttarles Hens gy aged -6 years
 lenic indigestion. John liur. aged % gaar-. HEYES-Ar the muuicipat hospital at Ue-mH- sillo Sonora, Mexico, of yellow fever, on W-,!r-siay. $ pfember 2f, NLfr5d A. Heye-. aged 1I yeaus. CsSTEO In Benson. Sept-ni i.or ii Is>s of bii- i9us remifte fever. E. H Castro native of California, aEei2l ye..Is. BRIZLEE--'r 'r Mesa fit-. Var coua county. Oc- toh-r B. 1--3. Lorenzo. gouue.- hi.i H' H. ". and Anna L- Euz1ae aged ll months and days.
 BROWN-In Dal as Tavaz September Is. 1--L SJepheu D. Brown brother 1f Colonel O. M. Brown. of Globe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

A gourmand Of Cszenovia ate l06 raw clans at one sitting recently. He after ward said it WAS sc'lanlitous proceeding
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

The most complete stock of crockery and glassware ever brought to this ter ritory is that carried by the old and re- liable firm oi 4. D. Otis & Co, on the corner of Meyer and Pennington streets. There is DO style or class of the wares mentioned, however fine, quaint or costly that cannot be found on their -h ives, Hardware, embracing all class es 1f miners and nechaElcs' tools, is made g st-,cialty and IS carried m quRn- tItisS s..ffic cDt 10 meet any and all de- maBds. Painters materials, including siennas, varnishes, brushes, oils, etc, are always in stock.
 The immense lumber yard, under con- tr0l of the same enterprising firm, is one of the largest in this territory and Is supplied with the best pine and red wood procurable, both finished and un- dressed. No size or quality of timber is wanted either for house, bridge, or mi7e use, that cBnUot be readily sup piled. Their prices are living prices. D nt fail to give them a call. Core sp1ndence solicited.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

MT. James Grogan came in from the United Verde mines this morning. Mir. Grogan erected the furnace for the com pany, and having seen 1t fairly at work, goes to other fields of labor. lie reports everything moving along prosperOusly and the ore as rich as ever. Specimens from the Eureka mine are just literally full Oi native silver. The bars and matte carry from S2O0 to SGC0 in silver to the son. He pronounces the United Verde the richest mine in Arizona Gazette
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
EARS f0r the MILLION .
Foo Chao's 8lIsaa of Sharks Gil
Positively gcstorrs fIsc EIcarsnr. and I> tiIs OaIy Ah,oiutc Cure for neafnrSs
 Known

This Oii ls alstuctsd from peculiar suecIas of vilre shark, cUurhf il ths Mellow Sea. known a- tAH.f-tEC pGS EoSuELEEI. Er-ry CHIna-e is1- eru-a- knows It- l.- vIrrues ns Co restorative of heHriUs vare dlscoyc c-ed by @ Buddhis- priest about t-- rear i4i.- lfs C-ra= were -O uuuHruus and Eaug -1 -a-uIra-ly miraculous. th.- The 2. -ne,tg w.- 1-hcll.ly proclaimed oyer ths entire kuri1s- Its U-e became go universal that fY- over 9u yeIrs no teefueSs hls existed among the hlue-e people. Sent. charges prepaid. Co any address s- sl.uJ ger bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
B,

CAMPRELL-lu phrulv. Ser-euhc- --ti. I-,3, to the wIfa u- Joseph Campbell. daughter. HAKRlS-In this ci-y. U-to.a- @ I--s. Co t1s .,Ife of J. liIr-i-. -uI.
 san Far-isco Curoai-ic u'ss..s copy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

An exciting scene took place lately in LoUgbrea, Ireland. at the eviction of a tenant of Lord Ciauricarde's, named Power, who refused to pay his rent. When @ observed the bailiff in front of his door he ordered him of, and declared that he wonld lose his life rather than give mp possession. The b4iliiT withdrew and informed the sheriff, who returned vi b large force of police. Possession was demanded, but Power refused to give it, and said he would defend the place with his life The sherlff7s assistant climbed a large gate, and Power rushing at him, seized a large stone which be attempted to throw at him. The party proceeded to smash the door. and Power than rushed up stairs, seized bar of iron, and tried to strike them out of the window, but was prevented by his wife. They finally succeeded in effecting an entrance ac- compauied by the police, and seized all his effects, which were sold at public auction without any hostile demOnstra- tions on the part of the people of the locality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

T-HE DAHL AND WEEKLY AKIZ0NA CI-T- lLtN Is kept OF n.- ar E. C. D'EE-- Age cy- Q lar-laut- kZch.i1-s. wha-- con l--l t- for adTertlsIng ca- bs uads for it lu ~sa tEanclsco- my-5s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
uAERIEB


k TCHUM- -BCMg laA-lu G ob.. September go. ls2 Charles II ks -igs. and Ce-ala Bem-
 coma. both of Globe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters ms.ri-r iu Pp-rU.hce Ht Tucson Arizo-a for four Er.k- H1ior t3 Ucto-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

Surgeon Main. of the Marine hospital service, at Brownsville, Texas, sends the following recently received from Mexico to Washington: In Tapachula, State of Chiapats, a panic reigns on account of the great mortality caused by black small pox. The town has population of 200O0 and ] 200 died, decomposition setting ID in many eases before death. Mexico seems to be good breeder Of contagious diseases.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

Boss -ile Amole district, by James Blade, csa @.
 DEEDS. P.J. Ga-cia to c. c. Stephens the Sar- 1T1sz1 U-ue, S3uJl.
 c. e. Stephens to r. J. Garcia an un- divided oug-balf interest in tho SaragOs- ga mine. el51l.
 Jrar Nalerzuela and Felicita Valen- zuell to Geo. B. Shepard lot ., block 229. village now cityl Of Tucson, s2CO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

A. EO NAY B. SUFFERING FROM THT
 " ets. of ycuthfg. fn.-is- or lntu- cretlou- will co xII O. tvaIl rleu-.lFa- uf tlI- fla greatest boon evar laid l' lra altar of -1t-rir P humanity. Dr. ,iTNAEI w.-- gam u-es co .or- feit S-0u for every case n- seminal N-tkuszs o- private dissase of aug alll Ur cha rrac-ar Wticn he unC Cerral.es and falls f1 cure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

Cattle for sale, Apply to B. G., P. o box 161, Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
Bakers HiIlIg Horse Power

,I'HE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL.
 T 'is,c inc ever invented for tis service of IIu-'-ecipr- and hrr- r.4W-Iug thr u-e Gf a Lul-.-t "W'r Posses .ue aI Ilr reCulr5 ul- .. t- ui a uiei c4s- nu.-t and al-urulu- mean, lar tle c"ut.lucls oper-uuu u. Fumr or iluvtr u4f h- "u- t.lrrierli- wltu a up.-fiug apparatus
 % - made entirely sf Iron: {: no ,il.... y-.7,-f. ov.r -Jo pounds. A the oruIulry at.e,..I of a iu--s 80 lJuu pound bucket O. ore may @ r.tI-ed i-i feet f-r minute. The Lo-t ulr drlfr - r.r,,-- tur comp lrtr control uf tHe man .t thr shaft and t5 caaarle ut rarry uE 5'U rrt of use-eIz (. - 7t el uop-. The cu. of erection slIgl c. s.- NO men ln half @ day can easily pu- a. lu place ready for work
 While thl7 power Is more particularly for min lnr pui ppses. It ls cluuiy adapted Co all other IaLI. a-rl.LI-u | !.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
,IInnlI-laIn lIIA.

There are mary o. Che age OF tlirty Co sixty who are trouhietl Eith fo' frequent evacuariuuz of the blad Ter. or-1 accompanied by slight srnartira ur burning sensation and ca waaza a g Of the sy=tatl Ir l manner rtc prfIert cannot ace count for fr examining -he r~lu..-g dard- lf= 1 -ory sediment ~Ii. often 1e flula and come times small particle of a.huuau 70 lI appear 1- the color ulIl bs nt a ftIu n.lI .r-r hue ---l.la changing Co dark and r1rul i lutsa-ane-. There are uIluy men s1u die "f tll- difficulty. of seminal Weaknls-. ur. S. vlI slarsa- cs a perfecf cure ir ul +uch r--as. arf e healthy re- toratlou uf the ger Iru-g-.I. ry- url-.1=.
 OHca Hour~-iu Co g and Efo - Sur .av= r~r-r l0 Co n a. m- ConsuiterIau free ll1-0uah s.-- an Ir afiuu and a-Eira ~5
 Call ur alILrcas
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

C.F WTCHAWU- N co. -ut-, tL7 C f-g Salzomr street, Corner Clay
 San tr.1ciseu Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

It -- hereby ordered .lat tfe ro-a-r.r- r..lr. si argtrat.t u f,rI.at.rr te i-..a forth" r.- iud of tI da. s rr eu. -a.ufls. % .L.. rr r.r l.1 1pNt IrILs..... weekly ..v.Isrer u-. r- LDC-Hu. Ar. Dut.
 Bt MI TIIov.S. 'a..-t. na-e of tr uulI,at.,u. ,u. aut -...
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

DIs. MN VII aL F-. W-tf No. II Kaaruy su eet. saa FIaaclsco. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
Dr. SPlNNEY,
YOTNG MEN

No. Ig Ecarnv Ssrrci san Trsuri-ro. Gal
 Treats all Chronic and special Di>estsc..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
Official Records.
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LOCATION NOTICES. Ross -ara tmo7a 5istr5ot bN-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13
hOtios to Creditors.

Pre-emriou N,. -is.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-12-03
SUGGESTIONS OF VALUE.

Never put pickles iu a jar that has
had lard in it,
Beeswax and salt will make rusty
fiat-irons as smooth as glass.
Fish may be scaled much more easily
if dipped for an instant in boiling water
Tough meat may be made as tender
as any by the addition Of a little vinegar
to the water when it is put on to boil.
1t soothes and cools feverish pa
tient to bathe him with warm water in
which little salaratus has been dis
solved.
Roasted coffee is one of the most
powerful disinfectants, not only render
ing all vegetable eflluva harmless, but
really destroying them.
To beat the whites of eggs quickly,
put in pinch of salt. The cooler the
eggs the quicker they will frotb. Salt
cools and also freshens them.
In caring for furniture, remember to
keep water away from everything solu-
BILE therein, oil from everything porous,
alcohol from varnish, and acids from
marble.
If you wish to pour boiling hot liquid
into glass jar or tumbler. it can he
safely done by putting a spoon in the
dish before you pour, but draught OF
cold air must not reach it.
The unpleasant odor left on the
breath after eating onions is entirely
removed by cup Of strong coffee, and
the coffee being prepared while the
onions are being cooked counteracts the
smell.
An attack OF indigestion caused by
eating nuts. will be Immediately reliev-
ed and cured by the simple remedy,
salt. Medical men recommend that
salt should be used with nuts, espec-
tally when eaten at night.
To keep ice from windows, take a
sponge or ordinary paint-brush and rub
over the glass once or twice with a lit
tie cold alcohol This not oaly keeps
the pane free from ice, but gives the
glass a fine polish.
When one has had fever. aud the
hair is falling of. take teacup Of sage,
steep it in quart oil soft water, strain
it off into tight bottle. Sponge the
hair with this tea frequently, wetting
the roots of the hair.
On coming out OF warm room or
hall to walk home on cold or damp
night, do not indulge in too much con-
versation, however agreeable your es.
cort may be. Breathe through the
nose, and keep the mouth shut as much
as possible.