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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-14

The number of visitor to the House on
the occasions of the night session 10 in
creasing nightly. Owing to the meeting Of
q Democratic Caucus on Wednesday night
no Legislative session was held beyond
meeting and adiourning after the calling
Of the roll.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-14

A bill is before the House to make con.
ductors on railroads deputy sheriffs while
they are running their trains; probably
with an idea to have them arrest thsir trains
il time TO prevent collisions.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-14

II costs good round sum 10 run the
Government of a big city. Last year ID
cost Chicago $S,497, 606.
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Legislative Notes

Our lady guests of yesterday; Mrs. Mo-
rsncy, Mrs. Inge, Miss Ida Alcorn, Mrs.
Mcleod, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Power, Miss
Morancy, Miss Pearl Murray, Miss Anna
belle Power and Miss Emma Power
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-14

FOR aI.1a.

The American Farmers hrst-ciass sixteen page
monthly, published at Fort Wayne, Ind. and Tng
WISELY CLARiOS, will be sent 10 any address
one year for SlT5. The regular price Of the Amer
loan Farmer IL $40 year. iu.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-14

Mr.. Hoyle made very pertinent speech
on Wednesday, touching the subject of too
much local Legislation.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-14
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
sESATE-TwENTY.NINTH DAT.
NIGHT SESSION.
TuEsDAI, Feb. u, 1854.

TUESDAY, Feb. u, 1884.
At 7:80 O'Clock p. m, the Senate met
with quorum present, and went at once
into executive session.
On returning TO legislative business the
unfinished business before the house before
the recess was made the special order for
tomorrow morning Immediately after the
reading of the Journal
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

Analy sis shows the presence of Tartsate of Lime
in several brands of Baking Powder placed upon the
market:
PRICES" Baking Powder contains Tartrate of
Lime.
"PEARI.' Baking Powder contains Tartrate of
"GRoFFs 8&oWFLAKEo ra1ing Powder con
tains Tarrlte Of l. me
de LANDS Baking Powder contains Tartrate
Of Lime.
All BULK Baking Powders contain Tartlate or
Line
The presence Of this substance in the above AIMED
Baking Powders results from the ofinferior Cream
Of Tartar IN their manufacture. The Cream of Tar
tar Of the market, from which they are made con-
tains lartrate Of Lime il amounts varying from to
10 per cent and hence these powders contain this i'm
purity foreign substance to a corresponding
tent, which is of value, but positive detliment
in any powder in which it is found.
The hcyal Baking Powder made from cream of
tartar specially refined and prepared for its by
patent processes by which the Of lime is to-
tally eliminated This highly important result has
been attained only with great care labor and expense
invested III pateuts machinery and appliances by
which the crude Of tartar, being REQUIRED d.
rect the vine districts Of Europe and subjected
in this country these excu i've processes, is rem
artrate OF lime. but from other foreign substances.
This adds greatly to the st Of manufacturing Royal
Baking Powder; but al It's other ingredients are
selected and prepared with the precise and
regaro less Of abor and expense an article produced
that IS entirely free from any extrane"us substance
and absolutely pure in all respects. No lne EARTH +
alum impurity of any kind can By nadvertence or
bV the Of adulterated articles other wise be
troduced into the "Roya and IL contains ingre-
dents except those certified ty the most eminent
chemists necessary to make pure, wholesome and
perfect b3king powder
1t costs more t. manufacture the Royal Baking I
Powder than any other but it Is, shown by chem
zeal yss, the only absolutely pure" baking pow
der mAde
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

A correspondent who has Travelled
across Arizona over the Atlantic IL
Pacific railroad says: 'Flagstatf
very properly suggests high Gle
walton. For hours our train has
been laboring up grade, though still
at rafting speed, and when tstors
at he lille station we are nearly
1000 feet above sea level, and he air
this February evening is bitterly
cold. while the snow lies deer
through the solemn stretches Of
pine and glistens on tie distant sum
mits that reach still greater alti-
tudes. In summer, and indeed for
the larger part of the year, the tens
pcraiure here must he delightful,
and it is not at all difficult tn imag-
inc that in few years great hotel
and numerous pretty cottages will
dot the shaded and grassy slopes OF
-this elevated naInSSSl park and That
| Flagst2tf will become popular re-
sort from the heated plains of Ari-
IONA and California"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

ter of section 2. township 1, north
range, 8 east, ordered by vot, Of fun
Board that said assessment be raised
Fl. m $500 to 1000.
In the matter of the assessment of
Geo. f. Cots on lot 5. in block II,
raised from s., 500 to $4,000. md on
lots 1 and 2, in block rs, reduced
from $500 to 5000
In the matter of the assessment Of
F. NJ Fowler, Mr. Fowler appeared
before The Board and made a shows
ing why his assessment hould not
be raised After considerations or
said assessment by the Board and by
vote of full Board it is ordered ia AT
said assessment remain as listed.
On motion the Board adjourned
until July %, 9 o'clock, N
OFFICE BoARD OF SUPERVISORS. I
MARfcoPA COUNTY, y. T.
WEDNESDAY, Jaly %, 1884.
Board of Supervisors met This day
pursuant to adiournme as "A Board
of Equalization. Present 81
Wormser, Chairman; a. J. Halbcr'
and n Herrick, Clerk and Sheriff
Minutes of the previous meeting
read, approved ana signed.
Judge C. A Tweed appeared be-
fore the Board, with Mr. Baker, |
District Attorney, and was asked /
his opinion in res ard to the equaliz> !
alton of the assessment Of Arizona !
Canal Company, and the mort gage
thereon IN favor of F. F. Low.
He stated the question was very
grave one and that he would ask
for further time to examine authors
lies before delivering his opinion
as TO the proper course for he Board
% pursue IN the matter. He further
stated that in his opinion there was
no doubt npon the question as to
his being private corporation
md in no sense Il puhlic or quasi
public corporation. w. J Murphy
vas present and propounded GER
ain questions In regard to the mai
er of lis being a quasi public cor
)orailon.
On motion Board adjourned to
July %, s p. N.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
FIRST L1EUTENANTs.


LoxDoN, ENGLAND. (special by
cable In tie suit Of The Charles
a. Vsgeler Co, of Baltimore, Marys
land. L. S. A, against Parrot s. Co.
of this city, the Court of appeal has
granted the plaintiffs a perpetual
injunction with costs. The action,
winch grew out of an alleged in
iringemeDt Of plaintiff s well>known
Trademark, ST. Jacobs Oil, was orig
inally heard in the High Court of
. usiicc, where Vice-Chancel)er
Bacon, without going into The merits
of The case, considered it was one
that should go before the Controller
of Trade, Marks. From this opin-
ION The Charles a. Vogeler Comps-
ny appealed, claiming that they
were being injured by the goods OF
the defendants, entitled ST. Davids
Oil, being mistaken for theirs, and
that while they had taken steps &c
bring n case before the Cor ptroller
OF Trade Marks, months would
elapse before a decision could be
obtained, and as heir business would
be seiiCusly injured by the delay, n
restraining order should be granted
at once The result of the appeal
was that perpetual Injunction was
made with costs. The proceedings
before the Comptr oller have been
abandoned Ivy the defendants, and
the Bal iInore house has thus achiev-
I'd doubled victory. BY the erder
Of the Court of Appeal, Parrot d
Co, and their agents, are perpetual-
" restrained from using the term
est DavIds OIL" or any Similar
term, AS well as the words 1.-The
Great German Remedy" and any
words or marks similar to those used
by the Charles A, Vogeler Company
in connection with their st. Jacobs
Oil. The progress of this suit has
been watched with interest by the
merchantile and manufacturing
community of Great Britain, where
thousands of trademarks of almost
incalcuable Interest are owned. II
was showned by the evide &c that
plaintiff had sold during the past
| few years over seven million bottles
# s.. J d, obs Oil, aud expended as
| high as five hundred thousand dol
lars in single year for ADVERTISE
ing mhaont the world. Their
success in Tr+A41 regarded with
great satisfaction n U1siness circ1es
Eminent English and American
legal talent figured IN the case. The
counsel for The Charles A Vogelel
Company. of which latter Mr. II. D
Umhsiaetter was personally present
were Queens Counsel Theodore
Aston, assisted by John Cutler anC
Theodore hacKenna of London
RewiaBd Cox Of New York, ant
Sen William Henry Brcw7e o
Washington. D. c. From the Ne1
Fo-k rYo,-Jd
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

APAcHE COUNTY has been run in
the Interests of ring SO long that
people Of the county, without re-
spect 10 party, have rebelled, AMI
propose 10 Dust the whole thing at
The coming election. A peoples
convention has been called for Hpl>
brook, and both parties are sending
delega es. Ms,se, n.eno, teAel JlpAarstn.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
Origin OF Ammonia.

Astasia1--abtained in large
y .ieities by the putrefactiob - The
inc of animals Encyclopedia
|rsttdnntca-
Every hoHsekeeper can test baking
bwders containing this disgusting
lug by placing a can of the
Royal" or Andrews' Pearl" top
bwn on a hot stove until heated,
en- remove the cover and smell.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Pow
hrs does not contain ammonia,
bun, lime, potash, bone phosphate
rove it by the above test. 1t is
tepared by a physician and chem
nth special regard T. cieanli-
and heal hfuipess
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
From Tuesdays Daily.

Tie Msrieopa County Demoera ic
Central Committee meets On Satur-
day, July 20 at one O'Clock, p. "a,
for tht purpose OF Issuing "a all for
primaries to elect delegates 10 the
county convention etc.
5. Drachman of Tucson has been
mulct OF S25 600 by 'i"ing the little
favor 10 fully 81 Oehoa of going on
thcir uond for that sum Il few eeks
before S. Drachman should load
his shotgun With buck-shot and get
up funeral wita Tully & 0choa IS
p,i cipal characters in The business
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
Marsaal's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on
and after the first day of August
1881, The following Ordinances Nos.
80, 80 and 50, concerning uui- auces,
obstruction of streets, allies and
sidewalks, poll uting of bitches, con
5 ruction Of privics, accumulation OF
OF filth in back yards, fire limits,
inflamahle materials, deposition
of ashes, straw and all Other pro
visions of said Ordinances viii be
strictly enforced and all persons are
hereby notified 10 carefully comply
with above ordinances.
HENRY GARFIAs, Marshal.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
The TerritorfaI Fair Association
Permanent Organization.

The stockl.oldrrs Of the Terrific
rial Fair Asss ciatinn met in the
District Cou 1 roam last evening aud
ut $50 were calf, to order by the
chairman, Dr. j E. Wharton.
The stock heing all taken mo-
ton was made 10 eject seven direc>
tors, the number required by law.
The mesiGi, prevailed and the fol>
lowing directors were elected: DIR.
w. w Jones. Simon Novipger, F.
D. Wells. J. Y I. Smith, r. E Far
rington, s. d. Lount, George f.
Loring
The Beard 0: Directors then pros
ccedcd to organize and elected as
officers Of The association Dr. W.
w. Jones, president; P X. Hickey.
sccreiar. NJ, Fl. Sherman, treasurer.
On motion it was decided to eject
one or more vice presidents from
each county in the Terri DRY and
the election of the same postponed
10 the next m. citing of the Board.
On IN. .ton DR.. J. E. Wharton was
rendered the thanks OF The Beard CT
Directors for his able management |
as chairman of the preliminary Oh
ganizaiion of the association
On motion tine chair appointed |
]. 7. Alssp, J. e. Wharton, Ira
Stroud, J. j, Baker and j. Y. It.
Smith n committee of five to draft
, Cous,itutioG and By-Laws for the
Associa ion.
On motion the Board adjourned
subject to the call of the airman.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

Pursuant 10 a call by chairman,
n. \. Mo1fold Of the Republican
Club, Il .arae az q enthusiastic meets
ing Of r. publicans was held at
" ooisey Hall iasl evening fer The
purpose If efecting pc maueut
OF ganizaiion. The meeiing was
called to order by the chairman, the
minutes Of The previous N, e!iue
were rad and approved A LEONARD
Meyer chairman of tie committee OF
hall, made verbal report. stating
that V oolsey Hail had been secugetl
for all the meetings to be held dur
ing tn camraign on very favorable
terms. On motion The report was
adopted The committee on badges
and emblenls aske! for and was
granted fur her time in which to
cons ideI the matter for which il was
appointed P. K. Hickey, committee
ON rules and permanent organizes
ton, iead the report of that COM
miliee winch was adot ted aiter
some slight amendments had lie,
made The Club then preceded to
the election of permanent officers.
Mr.. s. NJ Huston. in a few APP
propriaie remarks, nominated J. 3
Creamsr for permanent chairman.
On motion Mr.. Dreamer was elected
by acclamaiion.
On assuming the chair Mr. Cream
er expressed his gratitude for the
honor conferred upon him and pro-
ceeded with the business OF the
evening
Mr.. j. Y. T. Smith, offered
motion tending a vote Of thanks'to
MIR Morford for the manner in
which he had presided over our &C. |
lioeFaiions. Mr. Meyer was also /
made the recipient OF "a similar vote
Tor BIS share IN the organization OF
the cum ana Nj. Tic Key TO- the
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
n ChOI IA Remedy.

More than forty years ago. when
it was found that prevention for the
AsiatIc cholera was easier than cure,
The learned doctors of both hemis-
phefes made a prescription, which
was published Qor working people
in the New York Sun, and took the
name of the ..Sun Cholera Mixture"
The dose is so very small, ii may be
carried in tiny wal in the waist
coat pecket, and be always at hand.
The prescription is;
1inct. opii,
Capsici,
Rhei CO.,
Menth pip,
Campho.
Mix The above in equal parts; dose
ten to thirty drops. In plain terms,
take equal parts of tinclure of opium,
red pepper, rhubarb, peppermint
and campnor, and mix them Tor use.
In case of diarrhea take dose of
ten 10 twenty drops in three or four
teaspoonfuls of wafer No one who
has this by him, and takes it in time,
viii ever have the cholera. We
commend it to our Western friends,
and hop, that the receipt viii be
widely published. Even when no
cholera is anticipated, it is an excel
lent remedy for ordinary summer
com plant.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

ONE would naturally think that
The Federal officials in this Ferris
tory, who were in the conspiracy
against Roswell q. Wheeler, the
Maricopa Indian Agent, if they had
any pride of character about til ZEN,
would resign. But then, thar class
of officials was never known to re-
sigu; it warts for exchange, or to he
kicked out-tbe hope of the former,
the certainty OF the latter.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

Dr.. JACKSON, Indian Agent at the
Maricopa reservation, has been APP
pointed Inspector of Indian Agen>
cies, a promotion for which he is
emlnently ftied. We venture 10 say
that there arc very few men, even on
the frontier vino understand
Indian character, and the needs
of Indians and how to handle
them, mole thoroughly than does
Dr.. Jackson. Thoroughly com
petent in these essentials, IA man of
untiring energy and ine4 h ,ustible
resoui ces, united with strict integ-
ri!y, the Department could have
made no better selection for the
place than in the person of the gem
ilsnan named
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

HARPEes' WEEKLY calls the Dem
oeratic nomination at Chicago an
"Independent' victory. Possibly
Curtis thinks the Democratic party
arr all his followers. or rather that
the dog follows the tail, in this in
stance
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

All parties knowing themselves
to be inde bled to the late firm Of
B4lsz & Wells are requested to call
at the Office of Cox & Campbell, in
the Irvine building, and settle up
Immediately. FRED BALsz,
FRANK WELLS.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

Wells 6 Rice of the City Stables
ave now on hand an elegant and
~ riding open barouch-ju>t the
Y for evening drives. Leave
orders with them and enjoy the
fresh evening air for an houc
~ delightful manner.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24


Florence V Todd. D PENDANT.
Action b. ugh IN the District curt Of
the =, cOnd JHuit.ai u Is rlcr o. the ferTi-
t~ry Of Arizona il, and Tor the onn-y IF
MJrieopa. sud n compiaint fled IN -
Clerk Of said District ourt.
The leriit,ry OF = rizoma - ndz greeting
t. Florence Y. Wadd. Uelenti 80 1.
Tou are hereby su nfa5ns nd requires
10 appear in an action hroUe ii az INST
yoa b : the ibove-r ned p ain l. in he
Dist ici Cour IF he Second i . iiCiai Dis
tFier or the fe7ti ory Of riz,uu H. and
for the Comfy ct Mar copa a1.d ais y er
the complaint filed wi iha cler- 81 tlis
curt at Phoenix. IN said county ( COY
of which CO..; lglpt commands tn
sun mons) With rs en- days tsxcius We
of The oay of rio ups a yon of rvi-e)
if ss-ved n III 5 COUNTY: brt 4 serv ut
of The count and al nln ihls O5sIsic'-
then ith.n thirty days; in all & her c,ses
f9f DAG .cEm iiy a. nj wa.
be taken agsl 81 70 acc raj Z to tae
pra9tt OF complaint lie sal. actor Is
forever dlss Giving the baud OF ma7rl'no
nv eXistH 2 between ia 'Itif AID feleNd-
ant. Plu.u III orayS 70 gen al raliai
And 9ou are hereby uOilh a tbat II you
fat to aDpca and an vcy IS L com iHitt.
- above r q if--5, tlse- SAID p'slniiU " III
Court iar lie relief dsaarnsl, III P il III .
C. ST. IN dlsOu semeut> III IL 5 behe.f
expended
Given l, Der 10y hand and The sea uf
the BisfrIc Dart Of the Second Jue.cis
Dis I ct Of he .Jerritary Of 2riz re in end
fcI the Cpuny e III rico, a. uAi FIR g.;
ofJunc, a. d 4 a.
Is lal) Fra CT sgew. ~
by c. -. EAe.2-s
Alsap & Baker, Atiorness 49, sln.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

The proprietor Of the New York
Times. George j ones, is an English
man. living in London. He sent
telegram to the Times ordering it to
support Cleveland.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
Notice.

All persons having books belong
|pg to the Maricopa Library Associ-
tion will please bring same to the
tore Woods & ReLhi ock. BY order
Il the committee.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
Binding Lot. for sale.

Lots No. 1, 9 and in block No. I,
|ty of Phoenix. Apply to Dr. r. E.
Ightburne, Office nearly opposite
mon Hotel. tai
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

Another bar of bullion containing
over a thousand ounces came down
from the Specie Paying mill this
week. The bullion stAh keeps up
over goo fine,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

The following are the officers now
stioned at Fort Mcdowell accerd>
ing to the July roster of the De-
paitmeni, just at hand:
MAJOR.
Heafy -AANysg, Fourth Cavalry.
Commanding post
CAPTAINS
Charles N. Callahan, Troop NJ.
Fourth Cavalry.
Henry Sweeney, Troop E, Fourth
Cavalry
Daniel F. Callinau, Company D,
First Infantry.
FIRST LIEUTENANTs-
John J. O'Cennell, Company D,
First Infantry; Charles a. r. Hat
field, Troop E, Fourth Cavalry;
David n. Mcdonald, Troop NJ,
Fourth Cavalry; William D. Crosby,
Assistant Surgeon.
sECoND LIEUTENAETs.
Micah J jenkins, Troop E, Fourth
Cavalry; B njamin s Never, Com
pany d, First Infantry; Alexander
Z. Dean, Troop NJ, Fourth Cav klry.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
Matlce.

UERFBY GIVE NOTICE that have
4 pureh4 sed the en- Ire outfit Of the Qu;n
Res r-arf G7d ha. It xtli b IN .tife-
he D instant az the Tuck Hicg RestHu
rant TUCKti5ING & CO.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
Ea1rav motsca.

4 T Fry IA ch. near hoenty. in cha, &c
~ of p. III rs & Co. o7e black Ii ,rss,
saddle marScd. brand on left shou der .
so one light bay rise. "a itc Il L. AID
psafie snip IN lace- hand MT distinct.
me owner can have IN N by paving for
this notice and charges at he ranch.
e. A. TWEED.
IhoenIx. July s. 1851.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
Election Notice.

NTOTIcE IS hereby given hat AN cleo
- lion will b he'd o Satn day. Au-
gust 1891, f,r he election Of III &c
school trustees for school district 1So ] .
q of Phoenix, Territory Of Arizona.
said election Nili he held at The school
house il the city Of no NIX. o is o. en-
from, o'clock q m to q o'c ock D m All
peresns Of ihe age OF y yea : NJ le er fe-
male. h7svin . resided In tie Teni ory ak
months and III be sch Di district To- 20
d Us IioT TO The eiecIloJ. are entitled 10
Il yote-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
MARRIED.


BUCHANAN-At the residence of
F-W. Neihcrton, six miles nor H.
west Of Phoenix, Mrs. Buchanan,
aged ahout fifty wears. 49,
Funeral from The Baptist Church
at six O'Clock This evening. JULY q
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

Unclaimed letters rema ming in
the postoflice at Phoenix, Arizona
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24


Al wine merchants. druggists and
grocers sell Dzniiana Bit'ers.
You WILL never have a sour ston
ache if you drink Daniana Buffers.
The sale Of an article IS the critters
ion OF us merits. Damiana Blttcrs
have large sales
For a good appetite drink DAMS
ana Ritisrs j II Molano. agent.
DamiaaA 8ittcrs regulate the
stomach and is the best tonic
a POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia =.
Daniana Blfters
For health, strength and vigor,
drink Damiana Bilters.-J. NJ. Mem
taRe, Agent.
DAMIANh makes the old young and
HE weak strong anu healthy. j
Montana, AGENT.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
SIGN, House, Ornamental
Susnrcns


IN rHF DISTRICT COUsT or the Sec
OH JuGtei ! District # re Territory
of Arizona, in ana fer the County Of Mar
"a l, ia t.,ni...r
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

y uly Il, 1901.
Biggan, John Beyoe, james
Brener, James Butler, 4 S
CLARK, John Coulter, Chas C
Dillon, L B Dplany, Mrs F
Dayley, Daniel De La Garde, 0
Davidson, \ J Feldman A VI
Finley, I N Finland, Q
German, Mary Girariin, Luis
Howe, E F Ifakes, Collins
Hanck, F Y Hawley, Belle
Kimmerle, julius Leng. Wilbur
Mann. Geo Martin, K
McCulcheon, JAS McKone, Bernard
Pariilla, Thos Price, Rpbt
Riggs, Cheddy Reese, c Il
r gers, Geo Raiieye, Lovey
scott, r ~ Wilcox, J W
West, Clara Wei e, Chas
Walgancott, 4 Waumack, 4 R
Wason, Mr..
RETURNED LETTERs.
Robinson, Fred Hatch, f. G.
Liddicott, johnson.
Carries EsPANoLAs
Gertrudes Ruiz Jose Peralta
Pedro Morales Refugia Orteea
Ramon Pac heo Gabriel Castro
Victorian Molina Inez Fiorcz
Juan Lanro Jose NJ Romero
Alberto Valdez Efrasio Luyo
Manuel Cadadeo Loreto Merauda
Gail for advertised letters.
GEO K. MowREY. P. NJ.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
CAPTAINS.

Hen -Aeyss, Fourth Cavalt
CommanAing post.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

For cool and refreshing drink Of
S51a Water. go to the Garden City
Drug Store.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24

For Fresh Candy Ind Nuts go 10
". F. Everhart's Drug and Variety
Store.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-08
Eggs and Milk a Substitute for Stimu.
lants.
Spirit Of the Farm.

Spirit of the Farm.
"The greater my experience be-
comes" writes DR.. Clouston, in the
Annual Report of the Royal Edin-
burgh Asylum for the Insane, 81 tend
more to substitute milk for stimulants,
In very acute cases, both of depression
and maniacal exaltations, where the
disordered working of the brain tends
rapidly to exhaust the strength, | rely
more and more on milk and eggs made
into liquid custards. One such case
this year got eight pints of milk and
sixteen eggs daily for three months,
and recovered under this treatment.
| question if he would have done so
under any other. He was almost dead
on admission, acutely delirious, abso-
lutely sleepless, and very nearly pulse
less. The cup of tea, so much in de-
mand by many women when tired,
should be exchanged for milk, eggs
and rest"