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Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
osD.ss DsIAysp.

Londcs. April 3. 9.-Ths gcyer.nsss
believes that Gsnsral Sir Peter Lnns-
dsn, the British Afghan eosnniesisn
Or. il q ,sessent q Hssst. which -
viii fortiiy and hold Il sscsssagy
against TIE Ksssisas. The ordinary
dsfsasss Of Hsrst are reported y b
in good condition. II is sisted thas
tho promised orders TO have the Rss
sisn advance stopped, wh,ch n.
DeGisrs. the Ruasisn foreign ninis-
ter. gave aasuraacs be would send
were 20 sasnagsd that, they did not
rssch tho headquarters q General
KamoroG. Russian coumsndsr q ths
fort, until after h,s attack On the A.
ghans.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

The fight oecnsysA % ths 10th II
Assch. Ths Afshaa fosss eossistsd
u fosr thoasssd mes With
sight g'sns. They vsss Assssssd With
. loss Of I've hundred nsa. Al thsis
assillss1, I've stss1lards e bsassss
ana ths satirs ssnE sat1t ssl tbs
pssvis<es of he .Aigiass wsss ssp-
tursd. The Russians loe4 thrss Sab
altssns ssd len soldiers killed Asd
twsaty shiss voaadsd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
Territorial Gsvess1est

The sbises in institut,ns Terrific
sjsl gossrpsssni. 10 70 a6ord 70 The
people Of . sswly ssttled portion sf
onf public donsin. protection Of iie
and properly, with q little e1psass
- possible, thss thsy may hszs tins
and opportunity 70 seqsise . sun
e,sut ssmbsr 0f inhsbitants 70 hear
~ sIlsnss Of Q 0tsts govssnnsnt.
Obsssvsaios Of he growth Of 6tA1s
hes taught % tbse this ssaaoosbls
Init islR fkpa hsung bsss sssehsd
bY ~ Tsssitosy: Add W DO vrosg
TO aspart fFrxs sn o6vssas ps,noipls
II sss osganisatios, md fros inps
tisnss iapsss upos ourselves barasss
setee ~ pe0postion 10 ths popals-
ton ShioA fsust bsar then.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
lnzaallHC Summary.
IN nsssss ossas ssszssssAI sIssr,sss
N oaso.

IN assgys q I'm ssxsSssAl sIssr,sss
n oGso.
Ckieago. Apsii S.-TAs Intss
osssn's Colanbas spscial of April
~ says: The eycloss shish stsnck
Clessissd, oolunbss and Cinrinssts
yestsrday, ~ thrss cities thst The
ooai-cil Dsn0erssy attempted 10 cap
tsrs ~ ths pssssss II Tie .'sipps"
billA vas mare ssssoss In ~ szlsss
than was rssortsd last night asd
spsssd osse . Rush larger poshoo of
The Stats thsn has hsrstoftas bsen
ssportsd. The strong and heretofore
stanch psmocsstic csty OF Newark
wss conplstsly ovsFtnrssd. ths Re
publicsns cspsiring III of ths inpor.
tass oalss The city of Lasesstsr wss
also soush%d y ths storm ssd The
sntirs Dsnoerstie tiekst strswn
about BY the gals. ~ NJ vssnon
tbs Sstirs Rspublissn ticket vss
SlsctSt With ths sxcsptiou of 8 Dsno-
csstic Supsssisor. who pullsd through
By ti6 najcnty. Coshocsoa, the home
; Of tbs CLsi1nsp Of tbs DsusSxsfsc
EIscativs Comnittss, gave . Rspsb.
lieas victoy .fs the Arst time in
twenty ye1ss. Narysville, ,Msns6sld,
London, Grove City, Piain City.
Zsnssviiis aad ether towns also wore
within rsdius Of the storm. anI con-
tributsd no little 70 the sxiltsfton Of
ths Rst ublicsns. Several mesrbsrs
o. ths 0sssrai Assssnb,y Sst,isnsd
thin xit~rsooa and sppssrsd oon.
pistsI1 daiedit the result of fis
work. Tks Rspsl,ean side of ths
Hosss ,is 81 ) mighty good hanor
snd iroa svssy DISK The Amsriess
1ag lpAsa-
Cissisasti. April I. Oo0plsts 70.
turns Of yesterdays election give
Smith (R.) majority Of SseB for
Mayor. }. ". Fitzgsrdd was elsctsd
Polics Judge By l2s6 majority, and
Vincent Bchwsb vss elected Magic
tssts b. l266 majority. These vsrs
the only. sscesssful Dsmosrssis can
didatss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
nvruAI ADsssArrons.

RSwsi Pisdi, India, April S.-,.Tb~
grand durbsr (rseeption) in hpses. Of
the smssr today VS. . gssas saeeesa
lnd prsssstad . hsillisat and inTsss-
si,s sesns. The viesrsy sss % .
dsis With The anses on his righs
hand and the duks Of Csansught %
bis lsN Aftsv valssb,s prsssnss hsd
bssn offered, The ausss In . brief
spssch acknowledged his obligssions
70 ths qssen and the viessoy fer tbe
mssy fsvoss estesdsa 70 him, and
stsssd thst b would render every
SERVES in The power Of his srny OF
his psopls ~ the British hsd prom
is~d 10 hslp the Afxhsaistsns best
OF any external snsaies, ,ths Afgksns
voala in the foremost manner stand
side By side With The B.itish sgainss
the sneny. The viceroy TIN rre
sentsd the smses with Q beautifu
sword. Ths a.ssr, in seeeptsag, said
hs hopsd TO strike thsrswith IN enc
ny Of Crest Britain. The ansss
wss wsu sssisSsd with - csrssso-
piss. .p
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

We rscsivs saehsness fso0 every
psrt Of tbs Uaioa; and hsncs are able
10 nark Ill the changes which oeear
WITH respect 10 ns'tees which attract
psbiss stssntiou. In notb,rg thst
has sstxsct@d our sttsntsos, ir this
ssgssd. hss thers been . gYestss
ehanss than N The iassrsst sskss.
sotsd aad ezrsssssd By the pspess
theSushout The county, with psspsct
% As,soos and hse resources. sinss
ths op~ning of the Exposition st
Nsw Orleans This great fair has
dons moes to advertise us, witais tbe
6aas thse has tssnspirsd sincs Il ts.
Gaa, than I'll sthAr csasss eoabised.
II hes given ~ void tbs proof, ths
.'ocaiar prooi,- thst - bav& vithis
ssr boroses Plssty q - psssioos
AstalA
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
COAL lgluIHs srnIxS.

sr.s COAL HuSxHs sfaIxS.
( London, April g. Foar tbosssnd
coal miners are now os . strike IN
Yorkshirs sgs,nst . 10 pr cant -
dustsoa 10 sagrs. ....s. ii
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
Esisssisi xssss

+ Ths Psssc,ts Miss ssys tAst 'tsk.
q - . WHOLE" Tie ThiytssesA Leg.
islseivs AssemtIy wss ~ Dss d
any similar body ssss ssss in Anso
sa.--Admittssd Bst Tie dsss b o.
Shs "snilsr body."
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
wTlL Ds,1AsD A. sxsIAsAsIss.

wit sssAsD ~ sxsLAsAssss.
Londoa, April Or. Easiasd win q
oneeads naad ~ ssplaaassos u Ras.
sis ofhsr conduct In forcing . bsstls
on ths Afghass. Tins dsasad win.
Il is understood. ~ coupled WITH :
demand f0e . withdsswsl Of The
Russian fossss 10 tbs' north Of So.
Yshks. y - $50.
4 lsttsr received IRON Neshds,
~hsoesit wss dstsd the a ef Maesh,
statss ti,as n Wa q that tine rusAes
"a That rsssptly tls' Afshaass hAd
stht . faset froa Hssss. and thst this
Soses had attseksd ths Russisa TROOPS
10 ZaiGka psss ami ooopsiisd them
10 retire fron tht pass. : .'s.'
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
a cousur sscx.

...e cou0uL slcx.
Rons, Apsila PisTspont. charge
d's6sirs Of tho American lagstiop
h.rs. is reported 70 b lying sssbr
psint Of dsaih.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

!. In saothsr column vs pablisA q
artsois, taken ssem tbs Keptssky
0ssts Joornsi. hsadsd .PostshSs
P,ast FursaOss Sor Snsitisg Psseioss
0otala."
This invsntion eommsnds itssli
b ihs attsnti,n Of our rssdsrs, - ],
b directed O. . wsnt kesniy felt here
end IN fset sn over this Territory.
Give Aobsve county any means N
which bsr people can reduce ore oi
a erdinssy o. low srads shssply
Issd Il will BRAT our CCmmissioper oi
1nmisraaicn II swsll,pg our popsls'
tiea-
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

Ssssss e Appsasslsss ~ Psssss.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-30
Artificial Stones.

The ruby and sapphire have been
closely initiated by Frenzy and Fell, two
French chemists, and the chief interest
in this process is the fact that the artl.
fetal stones possess essentially the chemi-
cal composition of the real ones. To
produce this, equal weights of alumina
and red lead are heated to red heat in
an earthenware crucible. A vitreous
silicate of lead and crystals of white
corundum. To convert this corundum
into the artificial ruby it is necessary to
fuse it with about two per cent. of bichro.
mate of potassium, while, to obtain the
sapphire, a little oxide of cobalt and a
very small quantity of bichromate of
potassium must be employed. The
stones so produced possess at least very
nearly the hardness of the real stones, as
they scratch both quartz and topaz. The
French "paste," which initiates the dia-
mond so closely, is a peculiar kind OF
glass, the manufacture of which was
brought to a great degree Of perfection
some fifty years ago by Donault- leland,
Of Paris. The finest quality of paste de.
mands extreme care in the choice of
of il, in the hands of the expert manufac-
turer just named, was powdered rock
crystal or quartz. The proportions he
took were six ounces of rock crystal,
nine ounces two drains of red lead, three
ounces three drains OF pure carbonate OF
potash; three drains of boracic acid and
six grains of white arsenic. The product
thus manufactured was extremely beauti-
full, but rather expensive, compared witt
the prices now charged for artificial
Jewels. 1t has never been surpassed il
briliancy, but of late years tile create
purity of the potash and lead oxide used
and the improvements in the furnace
and methods of heating them, have al
tended to reduce the price of the " dia
monds" thus manufactured. - Chambers
| Journal.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-30
CONSTIPATION!

There Is no medium through which
disease so often attacks the system as
by Constipation, and there is no other
i'll flesh is heir to more apt to be neg
lected from the fact material inconven-
ience may not be inme diately felt from
irregular action of the bowels. When
there is not regular action the retention
of decayed and effete matter, with its
poisonous gases, soon poisons the whole
system by being absorbed into it, caus-
ing piles fistula, headache impure blood
and many other serious affections.
BURDoCK BLOOD BITTERS will i'm
mediately relieve, and one bottle posi-
lively cure or relieve any case of Con-
stipation.
WAS troubled for a year with tor
pid liver and indigestion, and after
trying everything imaginable used
DURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS The
first bottle revived me and the second
cured me entirely."-J. S. Williamson,
Rochester, N. z.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-30
NEWS AND NOTES FOR WOMEN.

In Paris they line the hoods of rubber
waterproofs with bright-hued silk.
Embroidery in wooden braid appears
on the velvet bonnets made to wear with
braided suits.
The pretty little frills of bright color
are again in vogue this season as
means of frightening dark skirt.
A Partisan who had heard that the last
census of France embraced more than
20, 900, 900 women called France lucky
rogue.
The short jacket with a wide sash Is
called Spanish in Paris, and is much
worn both in the day time and in the
evening.
Flower wreaths in China are laid on
plush photograph frames. The wreaths
are painted on flat surface not nodded
in relief.
Women who are the most loved by
men are frequently the least liked by
their own sex; and with good reasons
generally.
Many of the most charming women
that man meets in society are among the
last women he would ever have the cour-
age to marry.
White silk plush, ornamented with
large pearls strung in loops, constituted
the dress of the bride at a recent New
York wedding.
When the bridal veil is of illusion it Is
set far forward on the head but when it
is of lace it is set back and only drapes
/ the shoulders.
Beautiful garnitures for white ball
costumes worn by brunettes are com
posed of the leaves of the India rubber
tree mixed with coral.
The most fashionable bridal necklace
is string of pearls. With ordinary
evening dress dog collars of Rhine
stones are fashionable.
/ The attempt to Danish the metal but
ton from the street costume was a fail
ure. 1t has returned and is handsomer
and more expensive than ever.
Flowers are cut from brocades, out
lined with gold thread and sewed upon
background of silk to make the waist
coats of rich costumes in solid color.
Young girls white tucked frocks are
very often made with short tucked
sleeves, with little silk puff at the TOP
matching the color of the sash and rib
bons.
Five sisters, the youngest of whom was
fifty years old, and who had not met al
together for forty years, held reunion
at the house of their father, in Milwau
kce, recently.
An immense rose, called Her Ma les
ty," and having blossoms six or sever
inches across, is now in the New York
forcing houses. One Of its buds is enough
for breast knot.
Ornamental hairpins are becoming &c
centric. A new French pattern is headed
with tortoise shell ball, with a small
gold shell containing naked infant rest
ing on its surface.
One of the London tailors has Dough
out wash-leather bodices, to be worn il
the bail room with skirts Of brown il
fusion. Alligator skin may follow, ant
perhaps the day of birch bark is not fal
away.
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BY THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

The king of rivers has dolorous shore,
A dreadful dominion of cypress trees
A gray bird rising forevermore,
And drifting away toward the Mexican
seas
A lone bird seeking for some lost mate
So dolorous, lorn and desolate.
The shores are gray as the sands are gray;
And gray are the trees in their cloaks Of
moss;-
That gray bird rising and drifting away
Slow dragging its weary long legs across
So weary, just over the gray woods brink;
1t wearies one, body and soul, to think.
These vast gray levels of cypress wood,
The gray soldiers grave; and SO, Gods
will
These cypress trees roots are still running
blood;
The smoke of battle in their MOSES still
That gray bird YEARLY drifting away
Was startled some long since battle day.
joaquin Miller, in the Current,
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ping Bill. Two were wounded, and lay
on the ground, whilst one had escaped.
Judge Lynch soon settled the two Lris-
oners.
1--WE recovered all our gold and made
preparations for our return. We gave
the dead a hasty burial, easing them Of
course, of all valuables, etc. | found a
pockctbook on the body of my would be
slayer, and from it CLEANED full account
of the gang. From information therein
contained Sandy and | some weeks later
made a little expedition of our own to a
place in the bush. where we found quite
a collection of nuggets and dust-tho
result of many months Of bushranger's
life. AS it was impossible to restore the
treasure to its lawful owners we were
obliged to keep it. We returned to the
camp, and, in consideration of our sue
ccssGul efforts. we received share of the
gold Some months later | left the
diggings and returned home, married
Mary, and settled down here. ought
to add that I gave the trooper
who so bravcly saved my life
an old silver ring to wear for my sake.
have never seen him since; but if ever
40, ne snail Dc WclCOneu us II King.
Such, gentleman, is the story of the
Lucky shot"
The hearty thanks IF the company
were devoted to Mr.. White for his story,
and the company drank the troopers
health.
"You never saw him aftcrl" asked
Mr.. White.
"Ncvcr, sir"
could YOU recognize him if you were
to see him." | asked
q" ant say; he may have altered con.
sidcrably; but | should recognize the
ring Immediately
"Thcn is that it?' said I, putting out
my right hand, on the little finger oil
which was the identical ring.
at is; and you are Jack Fox"
81 am; and | am exceedingly glad tC
meet an old friend once more"
Loud were the EXPLANATIONS of Joy a
this disclosure. | accepted Mr.. White:
invitation to stay with him for a shor
time. and must admit that spent somt
very happy hours in "The Traveller!
Rest
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A Famous Inventors Rise.

In a letter from Fargo, Dakota. to the
st. Paul Pioneer Press we find the follow
ing; On the train from Bismarck to
this city met J. p. Rossiter, who had
charge of all the y orthern Pacific roll.
ing stock between Fargo and Livingston.
Speaking Of electrical inventions and
improvements, Mr.. Rossiter said he
knew Prof Elisha Gray very well. ave
both worked at the same bench in cab
inet-maker's shop in Oberlin, Ohio, IN
1854. His genius was Il part of his
birthright. ! remember well his coming
to the shop one day with his face badly
cut by glass with which he had been OK
perimenting in the mixture of chemicals.
We worked year or two together, and
then Gray married Della Shepherd. knew
her we'll, and she lived only mile west
of Oberlin. After that he moved on to
her mothers farm, and commenced ped
ding milk and making butter. This he
continued until he demonstrated his ina
bility to make profit, and succeeded in
compelling his mothcr-in law to mort
gage her farm and sacrifice her property,
whcreupon he began the study of tele-
graphing and of telegraph instruments,
something that he before knew nothing
about
Two or three years he spent in fool
ing with an old instrument, until his
poverty increased to such an extent
that his wife had to appeal to friends
and neighbOrs for the necessarics of life.
For weeks he would hardly spcakt to her,
and the impression became prevalent
thai he was not in his right mind. One
morning he returned from his work room
with smile and said: "Delia, Pvc got
it, " and at once commenced a long dis
sertation upon the advantages of IA
self-ad justing helix" SO Incompetent
siblc were his statements to the uncom-
planning wife that she rushed off to the
pastor of her church and confidentially
"told him that her worst fears were now
confirmed, and there was no longer any
question of her husbands insanity
While appropriate action to be taken
in the case was being discussed Gray
slipped down to Cleveland, showed his
invention to some capitalists and manu-
facturers and sold half interest in the
same for $3.50, 600 cash before re
turning home. When last | saw him hc
was millionaire, had travelled around
the world with his wife, and had taker
out his nineteenth patent.
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Progressive darymen who are only satisfied
with the best results, are adding to their
wealth and comforting benefit on society,
by the rapid improvements they are making
in the art of butter making. This class use
Wells, Richardson q Cos. Improved Butter
Color, and know by actual test that it fills
every claim made for it,
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When you visit or leave New York city save baggage
e1pressage and SO carriage hire, and stop at ts Gran
Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central depot.
CO elegan rooms httad mp az cost OF on mill N
dollars s and upward perday. European man. Els-
vator Restaurant supplied with the best Horn irs,
stages and elevated railroad to all daplts. Famhai
can live better Tor less money at tho Graad Un.ol
Hotel than at any other hrsclass hotel IN tbs CITY.
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The Children's Health must not be neglected.
Colds in the Head and Snutlles bring on Ca
tarrh and throat and lung affections, Ely's
Cream Balm cures at once. 1t is perfectly
safe and is easily applied with the finger. 1t
also cures Catarrh and Hay Fever, the worst
cases Welding to it in IA short time Sold by
druggists 80 cents Ely Bros, Owego, n. Y.
The bottle OF Ey's Cream Balm that | OBJ
tanned of you last summer has entirely cured
nv little boy OF a severe attack of catarrh-
Mrs. Salle Davis Green Postoilice, Ala
One of my children, a girl about nine years
old had a very bad discharge from her head
and nose of a thick, yellowish matter and
was growing worse. We had two different
physicians prescribe for her, but without
tenctit. We tried Ely's Cream Balm, and
much to our surprise in three days there was
a marked Improvement. We continued using
the Balm and in a short time discharge was
apparently cured.-O A. Cary, Corning, n. Y.
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ard raised u con,i !trau!e unOin. Of blood
and matter: besides. was very Tim. aud so
weak could scarcely - aunut tae house.
This was the case of Il man with consumption
arising from liver complaint. lie recovered
his health completely by the use Of DR..
Picrces "Golden Medical Di>covcry.' Thou
sands of others bear similar testimony.
THE first newspaper advertisement APP
peared i'll 1902.
Repeated requests have Induced the pro
prietors of LYDIA +. Pmkhum's Vegetable
Compound to send by mail to various lady
correspondents, large mounted portraits of
Mrs. Pnkbam; and now many a household
wall is adorned 10y tho familiar, motherly
face OF the Massachusetts woman who has
done so much for all women.
THERE is much smuggling from Mexico
into the United States.
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Porous and strengthening, improved, the
best for backache, pains in chest or side rheu-
matiSm, neuralgia. 25r. Druggists or mail
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-30

Laughter is the poor mans plaster,
Making every burden light
Turning sadness into gladness,
Darkest hour TO May dawn bright
IT'S the deepest and The cheapest
Cure for ills of this description,
But for those that woman's heir to,
Use DR.. Pierce's "Favorte Prescription. "
Cures all weaknesses and irregularities,
clearing down sensations, internal fever,
bloatng, displaccments, inflammation, morn
ing sickness and tendency to cancerous dis
ease Price reduced to one dollar. By drug
gistS
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-30

Delicate diseases, affecting male or female,
however induced, speedily and permanently
cured. illustrated book three letter stamps.
Consultation free. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. y.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-30

LEMON growing is rapidly becoming an i'm
portant industry in Florida,
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-30

Children, slow IN development, puny ,scrawny
md delicate, use "Wells' Health Remover"
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-30

IL Mexico there is a petrified forest cover
ing 800 acres.
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JERSEY CITY has a debt of over $4,000,
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-30

THERE is much smuggling from Mexico
into the United States
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THE first newspaper advertisement APP
pearei in 1902