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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

The BEST IN THE WORLD.-Admiral ]. r.
ward, of the British navy, until recently the
inspector and manager of the Royal National
Life-boat Institution Of Great Britain, has writ
ten letter to Superintendent kimball, of the
y. > life saving service, in which he compli-
ments him upon the wonderful work he has
zone towards perfecting the service, and speaks
OF IL as the best and most perfect. The British
iue saving service for many years was the best
IN the world, but q year or so ago the manager,
IN an article on the American service, yielded
10 De the most perfect in the world. The statis-
tics Will show a smaller loss of life by ship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

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80 Square, gives special attention TO diseases of
the nervous system, spinal curvaures and Potts dis
ease. Hours, III 10 2 and q and a. se15 Inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

Tfs-s DIR. LUDWIG Won DOLCKE OF 1907 F
- ST NV, desires TO notify the public that he
VIII practice only until NOVEM Der LIST i'm this city
at which time he will limit his practice to Eectropy
IN phiade pha Pa All sufferers who desire his
His celebrated ELECTRUBATU will be admin
istered III the future in several branch offices in
tricians. seo6t;f4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

fcs WE HAVE A FINE LINE OF HOUSE
- and Lots on Capitol Hill, and all over the
eastern part OF the city at all sorts ofPrices and terms
Property owners having houses lots dispose of
VIII md 1t to their interest to place the in
hands We have many applicants (seeking homes
and Investments every day. II. NJ ROHKER 4 co,
Sd and F. Captol SIS sa.,s. ~,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
Mans Organism

7 @ Is .ha mos, conrlex work of ts Greater, and wfen this complicated structure, eranisi eiy wrongh i. fistur.ed by disease. the most ctcent aid sfo lG o ought froIt he ros skilled r ysi ian the hli- man dy is precious he neg.e ted IL be oInes the question, thea: "what fhysician shall te em- ployed!f .-:--.l t>
 Dr. Osc,R JoHASxFsE~. of t e UEversity Q. Be . lin Germany. has made lifelong stud of ailments of the N rYoils ard Genito-,irinar! system
 tiS fE.stiES UE
 ny rebility Derang of the Ne vous SystcT1, including pe storel, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, strcture, lmrotenge, etc, etc.
 BECAUSE you may hare been cheated and fooled by oU.cKs who claim to cure tn class cf disorders, d., not hesiiate to give pr- J.nkssEs MS method 2 trial before your becomes chronic and acG- Iai le. <:-t @; =: ss- FREE -lEt
 valuable treats, explanatory of Dr. soHaSSst- system will bc sent mail! post paid md ss- curely sealed from observa ion, :c aiferer ad- dressing ais sole arhori-ed age;.t fer the united -e -, HENRY ' L6ER. <. . @ Sout. Street. New ork. eS-Conip,i 'ated symptoms treated from 1T. Jc- uASNEsTSs Spe iai rrca ripiic Under aisiie of duly qua!ii!ei nsultin., ph!s:eisu.
 Al corresp pdeu he'd as strictly cnadeii ial and advice by rlGii free of eha-ge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
She.in'S Sale.

By virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Yavapa;. dated on the 27ih day of December, 1884, m a certain action wherein F. W. Blake as plaintiff, recovered judgme mt against the Howell Smelling and Mining Company, defendants, for the sum of five thousand and forty five (s5, ,0i5. 00) dollars damages, with interest at rhc ra.- of ten per cent. per annum till paid, together with costs of suit and disbursements on the );wenty-fourth day of July, 1884, and ac cruing cost, from and after said twenty fourth day of July, 1884, have levied ups on All the right title and interest of the de- ! fendan,s, inc Howell Smelling and Mining
 Company, in and to the following descr,ben property, tv.wit: The sm.lter known and called the lIowel! Shelter, situate on Lynx Greek, in Walker Mining District, Yavapai
 county, Arizona Territory, consisting of a 1 snelti fnrnace, roasting furracr, r,ick
 breaker, five stamp mill wit! pans, settlers, etc., complete; sieam engine aid boiler, together with all other machinery, appur- tenances and appliances belonging or in any Wise pertaining thereto, CT used in connec- ton herewith Also, mill ard smelter building. boardip, house, assay office, store house, office buildings, blacksmith shnp, and all o'h her buildings belonging to and
 used Ill connection tl,erewith. and all lands and grounds claimed. owned. cont oiled and belonging to said defepdints, the Howell
 Smelt,ng and Mining Company, and upon which said buildings are situated. being tbe
 same smelter and reduction works hereto
 fore erected by .ohn Howell, or the said Howell Smelling and Mining Company, for the purpose of reducing ores from the Bell Mine. and which has been used for the re- duc,ion of ores. together with all and sin gular, the tenements, herad:tainents. and appprtenances thereuntO belonging or III any wise appertalnihg.
 Notice is her by given t.at on FEIrsY
 THE i}rsT DAY, OF FEBRUARY, at twelve c'cGck noon sf, that day. III front If the Court House "a the City of Prescott, in said County. I will sell all the right. .itle and interest of said Howell Smelling and
 Mining Company. the defeudan.s in and to tlie above described property. q. publi
 auct on, for cash, to the highest and best bidder, 50 satisfy. said execution aid ali costs. .s-..,,.< ..ss
 D,ted at Prescott the 22j day of January, 1885. ~
 JACOB HENKLE. Late Sheriff.
 The sale persuant to the above notice IS postponed till Monday, the 16Eh day of February, 1885, at the same hour and place. JACOB IlENKLE,
 Late Sheriff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

The mining town of Calico is reported q ] enjoying a boom. Tse San Eernxrdino
 Times ssys: Travel to Calico is rushing.
 Ihis morning Phelps stage left with seven
 could net find room ani were left behind. If he rush kse cps up for q short Whle Ion
 grr by ral and sage, the It. 10 town of
 Calico will grow into proportions of th. tCornstock, Tombstone and other old 1 minirg :owi.s.
 The first issue If the Apache Herald h !
 ehown up in our sanctum. IL bears In.
 s,ro,.g stamp of the individuality and jous-
 nalis,ie .ehiua of i,s genial editor, Colonel Harry Re ed-a mors brilliant ard versa ,ile writer thsn whom wivlds not pen in the southwe.t. Nay the' Herald .and 1t. edItrr live long and prosper.
 Amee,ny will be h-li this evening. be-
 tween 7:30 and o'clock, in ike Court iIouse. for the purpose ct forming fire conpany. Mayor Gold~stsr will be pres eu', and Esusmis propositions ior tine con-
 sidcfaticn of those who desire to bec; me actively interested in ths matter. It is proposed 10 limit the membership of the Company to not more than twenty, all Of
 whom will be picked men.
 The tombstone Record, in its lxst issue received in Prescott, ably defends ". r. ..,. ....l,- ~e ,I., Hors s.o,, N.. .h;... county, against the charges that hasa been made against him, to the effect that he fssors the division of the County which elected him to defend its interests. iR Pres colt. sgainst the nachinstions of the clique who, by coin, Gre seeking to create the county of Sierra Bonita. Nr. Frames conduct as . member of the Legislature has been beyond suspicion. and his cons.itu- ency csn, in our opinion, rely on his honor and fidelity to their interests first, last and all ihe tine.
 There has been placed on record in the County Recorders office lease iron, Daniel Dwyer to Governor Tri,le of the formers well-kpown ranch east of town for the period of two years w.th right of purchase. The Governor will use the property as poultry farm, and las already placed on l: about five hundred hiekens, which nuSab V III be increased to several thousinds as soon as practicable. When tie fact that during the last year over S20 ,000 worth of eggs imported from Kansas, California and other states were consumed in Prescott, besides those produced at home. the Cover nors new enterprise is one that comments Self .. being both practicable and profit able
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
Y0UHG MEH!...READ THIS.

THE NoLTAIc BELT O.. Mar shal, Mich, offer to send their celebsated ELECTRo-V -VoLTAIC BEET aod other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days, to men young or old] afflicted with ner- yous debility. loss of vitality and manhood, and all kindred troub- les. Also for rheumatis'n. neu- ralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases Complete restoration to health. vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk Is in urred as thirty days trial IS allowed. Write them at once for illustra- ted pamphlet free,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
Hoticc cf EUbI.caticn.
LAND UrrIcE AT PEEscorr. AnIzos,

Januart siE loS5. Notice is hs-esv given that .se folloSipr named ke,ti las hid notice of his intention make final proof tn support Jf lis claim. and that saii proof ~iil made before he e;-is.rr and H.ceiyer c. th ,u'ted states Land Cn~e at tr,scott Aizon. on the lJth day o' February, lseJ, viz. James Jackson of Kirkland Valley, iaSapi coun;y Arizona Terr,orS, for ais Dee ars.ory sate nt No. 1913 for the east H of tie northw.s i.. and the uhwes . of the nortii- east s, and inc uorthw 2. Of the sos;h act i of ton No. eighteen tis Township No. thirteen tl3l north. Of Range Q. nve t5l west.
 Ne names the follosing wtnes-es to prove his con- tfnuous residence upon, and cultiya.- of, said land, viz. SCAT Gnea Of ate Greek, Ysvapai Cv., A. T.: Ur ck Jackson, of Prescott, Arizona: sni Cclumhus Jackson and l. ster Jackson, of Kirkland Valley, Hsva: ai County. Arizona.
 1HonAs wINo, Rsgfstsr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
From Mondays DaiIy.1

From Mondays DaiIy.l
 Corn !. coming into market in large quantities.
 wa.hing:on's birthday fails on Sunday this year.
 { iThrec runanays praYed to materially re- lieve the Monotouy of life to-day. Don. A. W. Ca!len's men gre taking out
 considerable gold near Walnut Grove. Under Sheriff Tro,t is among the visitors
 from Phenix at present in Prescott Tombstone IS again coming to be one of
 tke iiveliest places in the Territory. William Mitchell, pro minent citizen of Bunblebee, is in Prescott on a business
 trip.
 Register Wing, of the Presoot. Land
 Office, is one of the most efficient and cor
 rect officials in the Territory. Ars. Catherine Scot; to-day made her ti.al pre- -emption proof in the United States
 Land Ohce ct this place l Attorney Gene rol Churchill arrived last l evening in Prescott, after a weeks visit to 1 the valley of the Rio Salinas. DIr;ng the rlouth st Janu,,y last. s.he highest temperature was 574 dsgresa above zero. and the lowest 4 degrees beior II your mining partner has not, CT Nill not. put up his share of assessment work, advertise him out. The range of ternpcrat ure in erch day is abou. 50 degrees a. present. No wonder colds are prevalent. Jesrs. the efficient Ash Fork stage driver, reports the road from Prescott ts that place as in excellent condition. Joseph Swyeafcr has been appointed a Notary Public for Ccchiss county, to reside at San Simon
 The school trustees of District No were ia session to-day allowin. bills for the cur rsut sXpenses of the Prescott public schcols A new plank sidewalk will be laid on the east side of the plaza between Bray's and Curry's
 dike Hickey is reported to he on the convaiescent list at St. .Ioseph's Hospital, although serious doubts were at one time entertained as to his recovery. H. H. Apple and R. N Wilkins, resi- dents of Los Anselcs, Cal, were to-day comm. .ssioned Commissioners of Deeds for Arizona.
 Prubl;e Judge Hawkins has ordered the sale of the personal property of the estate of II. J. Bishop, deceased. It consists principally If mules and wagons. For almanscs Of a statistical character. both oi political and sporting matters. call on Kelly ( Stephens. "ho have large and assortei stock of su:h literature on hand.
 Councilman John Howell, of Nohave county. has Ieturnei from a visit to bis constituency, and bas resumed his iegisla- tive duties ~ith that energy which char acterizes him in all things. Sheriff Nu.vcnon to-day returned after sn unsuccessful search after Charlie Ellis, the ''culad gemmen' wao Sit out" on Sat urday last with sl.5 belonging to another member of Prescotts coiored population. 1, Everyone shou.d attend the readings and reci,a:iors ts ee given at the Congregational Church this evening by Mrs. Martha F
 White, as the lady bears the reputation of being one of the finest elecu.:onis:s sn the Pacific Coast.
 1 Doos s-The general dog tax law intro duced in the House and passed by that body, excludes some counties and towns, still the tax goes into the Territorial Tre- asury and Is distributed to the several counties alike. Discrimination, isn't it 2 1 More dust .isu items in the air to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-20
Savannah, Florida & We stern Hy.

AN trains of this road are run by Central
(90) Meridian time, which is &c minutes slower
than Savannah time.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
SAVANNAH, way 2, 1856
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY 3. ISIS,
~ Passenger Trains on this ROAD VIII run
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-20

tainlv, is place where digging has been
done.o He sees on either side the terraces
OF fresh earth rising high, one above the
other. He imagines that he Is stauulhR
at the bottom Of an immense cut. IN re-
allty he is standing between TWO ans me
Sides Of which have been terraced so mat
! the earth would not slide into the hYpotA-
ical canal TO be built in the suoJunctlVe
future. No work Of any Importance mas
been done on the Culebra section IN spite
Of misleading photographs and rose. col
0red reports. i am told that the borlnss
on this most important section revealed
SO large an amount OF rock TO be eNcaYateu
that the officials Of the canal company
never had the heart to break the sad news
to the public in general and the stock
holders in particular. In fact, the accu-
racy OF ali the geological charts OF the
canal course. prepared by the company,
are much questioned.
There are many signs that the end OF
the canal scheme is approaching. Inc
money from the lottery may prolong its
life, but not for a long time. Even the
Panama star and Herald, a paper de-
voted TO the interests Of the canal com
pany, yentured TO remark the other day
las we take it, the time OF preparation
is past. Let rs now have some work.
OF course there is a possibility that the
canal viii be completed. The lottery
scheme may bring another Sl20OOO,O0
into the hands o. the company, and VITA
that they may make enough showing 10
induce future generations TO throw their
treasure into the oompsny's Golfers. An
engineer may be porn who can invent
a plan for controlling the Chagres, and
the rocks OF Culebra and the sands OF
Gamboa may change places. such IS the
vision of the French enthusiast il he Is an
official Of the canal company. But some
how, after short stay on the Isthmus, he
prefers 10 retire to Paris, where he can
await in simple luxury the fuldllment Of
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-20
Preserving a DamseTs Pet Tabby

from ENf NUAtfN9tnyt f-okfs
sob, yes, madam; | know the affection
that lady can have for her favorite cat,
and III do it up nice for you, you may be
sure"
These were the last words az overheard
by Post reporter Of n conversation be-
tween Mr. Frederick :. Webster and a
charming young lady who had called on
him at the taXidermic studio, l345 Penn
sylVania avenue.
yes" said the artist 10 the reporter
after the lady had left, ''that young lady's
favorite cat died recently, and she is in a
heap OF trouble about IT,"
"Why, hasn't she got il buried YETI"
"LOrd, sir, she'd faint II anyone spoke
10 her about burying IT,"
why, very few persons care much
about cats, dead or alive, and ! should
have thought that every one, without eX-
cepuon, would like TO have dead eat
buried AS quickly as possible"
"Slr," SAID. the taNidermist, "the dead
cat Il the apple o. that young lady'a eye.
She must nave IL preserved. and rs very
particular how 10 is done. She thinks OF
nothing else. ! have il skinned aud a
plaster cast taken u its hend. You know
The plaster cast of the head 10 an import
ant part OF The work. The body is com.
posed chiefly Of wood, with a covering OF
clay moulded carefully and exactly 10 the
hhlhIhl Nua PEE tuch az tue hculptofb make
their models, you KNOW.
"Ihe clay 90 first Is soft for moulding
into the desired shape, but when we have
worked % t0 tue proper shape we leave 81
90 hardeu. ln little time 10 grows as
hard almost as stone. Thcn wa take
tue skln 0ut OF the alum bath. which eats
away tne Ntty substance aud removes
every element 81 dce1v. and when tlis is
properly stretched over thc uiamkiu AS
Wc call tbe Artificial body and The plaster
cast OF The heud, We hnye the natural
form OF The body 90 perfection and the cor
rect expression " the face.
"Tho skin, amer the chemical process
we put 10 through, viii reyer change a
little. and we have cat TINT VIII last to
dOUmadav. The alum barb lu this cneo
d. the essential preventative. bat we don
Nee tlr alum hHtl in every case. ~ is
very good lnr cat hut $50 could uot suh-
nit thn brilliant pIumhgc, 5aF. 10 o. bind
ut paradise Dr "a Fudnu pheasant lIkD
those you foe over lherH % Be- operation"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-20
THE PANANrA Canal.
Signs That the scheme Is on Its Last
Legs.

From the EsiO York Tribune.
COLON, Aug. III see that at a meeting
OF the stockholders of the Panama Canal
recently held in Paris, one misguided in
dividual dared to propose an investigation
of the manner in which the stockholders
money has been spent. He was quickly
and efectually snubbed II, however.
the stakeholder with an inquiring turn of
mind will visit tseIsthmus he will soon
see where his money has gone. Dumped
into big trench in the ground? Not bit
OF IL. He Will see IL transmitted into the
line villas Of the chefs de sections. the
huge idle excavatOr and dredges, the roll
ing stock loaned To the Panama railroad,
the fine turn-Outs and liVcries OF the Di-
rector General. the handsome Offices at
Panama, and the salaries al an army of
clerks and employees. No matter how the
work on the canal Lays, no matter how
much money Is wanted the cutting down
begins par8doNically, at the bottom.
''Coupes," said an American on the 18th
mus recently, ''neyer built the Panama
railroad and they can never build
the Panama canal" The Panama
railroad Was built in the iacoof great OBJ
stacles which had been carefully consid-
cred and provided for in he plans. Amer
lean energy pushed Ito a successful COM
pletion. The Panama Canal affords the
most startling example the world ever
saw or an enterprise plunged into without
proper consideration OF the obstacles 10
be overcome and OF the reckless expcndi-
lure OF money with no adequate result.
Since the South Sea Bubble there has not
been anything approaching a parallel.
The name OF the Old Count de Lesseps Is
the name the managers Of the canal
scheme use 20 coniure bv. Ferdinand de
Iesseps! You see u everywhere: on the
engines. on the excaya Ors. on the dredres.
But even that name seems 20 have Loot It's
power in Paris, and now tue canal COIN.
pany IL driven 90 The last resort IT l0t.
terry 10 raise funds 10 prolong the farce.
A general feeling prevails here that the
zig ~ M and that all the eliortr of the
canal ofcials 20 proloug 70 VIII br useless.
In Panama are The Offices of The canal
Company. A large building facing on The
Plaza Do Ia Cathedral Is d'ied with AN ar
my Of clerks, an bearing mere sounding
titles. Even the clerk who flies away the
papers - desivnated as the Keeper 0f
Archiyes.' There are uniforms and liy-
cries, display and bustle, but aiasi no
canal
From the heights of Cuiebra Balboa
lnot "li0ut Cories") first saw the Pacific
when
"hlf hsmeu
Gafrd af each 0thfr Fifh wild fufman.
silent upon HfaA In Daren."
Below ihe hlrianotummlt runs tha course
n the canal, phHa.nf U.lWHeu tFn NOUN.
tnlnH, liffH D. tINO .ammH" HlHre GOO
deepest GOO nll hlF fD Hn mHdr. Iha
nHeIihl observer would r&0ialm pu looking
A. ne Won ai ihla points "lilft, csf.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-20
FAST MAIL.

stops only al stations named above aud at
al stations between Townsville and Chatts-
hoochee.
Passengers for Brunswick via Il. T., V. 8
&. K. r. taEe this train, arriving al Bruins
wick daily l0:50 a. m.
Passengers Tor Macon and Atlanta take this
train, arriving at Macon p. N. and 5 tiants
10 80 p. m. daily.
Passengers for Brunswick via B. & W. R'y)
take this train, arriving at Brunswick 10
pm.
Passengers for Fernaadina, waldo, OcalS,
Leesburg, Gainesville, Cedar Key and all sta
tlons on Florida Railway and Navigation
Company take this tram.
Close connections at Jacksonville daily for
Green Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka,
Enterprise, Sanford, and all landings on st.
Johns river.
Passengers for Pensacola, Mobile, New Or
leans, Texas and trans Mississippi points take
tins train, arriving ~ Pensacola 1905 m,
Mobile 2:40 m, New Orleans 7:45 am.
Pullman buffet and sleeping cars Savannah
TO New Orleans.
The Central and Peoples Line steamers
advertise the following schedules:
Steamers leave BSlnbrluge for Columbus
Oh Tuesdays and for Apalachicola Oh Wed
nesdays.
Steamers leave Chattahoochee for Apa,
lachicola on sundays AMI Wednesdays ana
Tor Columbus on Tuesdays and Fridays upon
arrival OF Fast Mail train
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-20
.SWARTHMORE COLLEGE

so Minutes from Broad st. Station, Philadel-
phiS.
Under the care of Friends, but all others ad-
mitted. Full College Course for Both Sexes
G assical, Scientific and Literary. Also a
Preparatory School Healthful location,
large grounds, new and extensive buildings
and apparatus.
For catalogue and full particulars address
EDWARD Fl. MAGILL, A. NJ,
Rrpeilnnt GrNarihInnrp. Pa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-20
Aailrnana.
Central & Southwestern RaiIr7d,c,

X AZ 1oa trains !, Of this system are run bvst.
slower thaa time kept by citv.I % minutes
Avn SAYAENAH, GA. Aug J. 100.
AND AFTER y tT = 1855.
~ n on the Centra1, IN.
r Tt, i1 Railroads and brancbes and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-20
GDmratipual.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON. VA.

MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal.
Opens September, 1885. Closes June, 1885,
T Unsurpassed IN ITS LOCATION; in
x itf buildings and ground,; in It's general
appointments and sanitary ARA gements its
full corps Of superior and experienced teach
Languages, Alocution, Fine Arts; physical
cu tUre and instruction 90 the theory and
practice OF Bookkeeping; the successful ef-
forts made to secure Health, Comfort and
Happiness; its opp0stinn to extravaganza;
its standard OF solid scholarship.
BOARD, etc, and full knglish course, $3.50 for
entire session.
For full particulars, apply to the Principal
for Catalngupa