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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

The Baetar VII agree to forfeit @E eco tAv ease undertaken, not lniL Ina ressFn s5alapv san not got cured o Weakness and te above dseasas is outtg e a onflicatiaul ctiled PRoSTAToREliAE, with SlIvesthia, which rsgUrps sJdcia Featns Ht.
 DE. LlEBie'e lNrlcoRAToR, No. 2, without peculiar treatment is tho 5r.y cure for pE0sTAT0aEIgE1 Fsy h I4EuCoD is restored and the hard of time moved back from 8ge to youth.
 Price oreithcr Enyigsrstor. Sss. Case et six b0ttss SI0. Sent to any address, covered cIrejy ircul observation
 Br. Giebfg ss &'a. treat successfully ly HfmGo- pzthg every form rf SPECIAL, PRIVATE oT Cf RON iC DlEEAsR without ElzTcury or EaseCus arvcs H TnAstg ls eftAaea rom the oody, nuAeTG's aiseasss cJlcw that bae ordinary risGical treatlntut If d. lc~sd to ccDEnue, ths unnatural !Ues cCussh UaR-' sgnptioH Diabetes, Bishts Disease Insanity, etc, Cures g'saEahee pissases Ui the genstoS,girRry or Esns, kidue1s liver and bladder specially treated btsEs3El cs EQAGy SPEEDILY cChEe.
 Qualified and Eesnonsihie.--DE Liebie { Co frciu EtL9FE src organized iT compliance w1lb CGEt9sui2 GetitSl Lev. Dlglcnla procuFctb regR isf CCee lduca.lcn and orc nov in tne l1ineteehth yCsr q 3sScial practise.
 Ms gcyerg,l electric bSlts free to pedents
 10 PsGEE 4u2 NpNprEFCL POWER of tho tNNlG0, RA13E A Se EoTJIE eivEs on sENT FIKE. Censulta- Gen frao ai,d private.
 DR. LlgDl8s WONDERFUL GERMAN fNvI6o- RAT9R s pretceiedb by copyright from PaiPnt otise of United Statas Government, Beware cf initatiena. Cali or sddress BEE3Fes DHSPENEARE.
 400 Uehry Strset, Sen Francisco, Cal. Private Euttzncc s05 Mason Street. four blocks up Geary Street from hearney, Main EntraBca through DispeHsary Drug Store, dec. sly
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
ssoo REWARD.

1zzA Five hundred dollars sg'yzz& will be paid Gpon, ,the
 @ conviction of any peTsaa
 s caught stealing or kiha
 ing any cattle with the eEY FsV { above brand Ur with Blk sz-ssgA on inc left ribs and shoulder, CT diamond bar on tic middig of the left side. Shcep--cTOp of the lcft ear, two siits on tbe right.
 Post Ofiice--PheniX, A. T.
 sept 22-lyl J. M. & 4. A. WARD
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
$500 Reward.
To Capital Seeking investment.

' OWN TUE CONTROLLING INTER \ est in tke two copper claims, with a large amount Of high grade copper orc i1 sight Plenty Of wOod and wafer on the claims. want S550G0 to buy outstanding interests, develop claims and pat them in bullion producing condition. , Will repay this sg5, ,JG0 out Uf tlie first copper pr0duced leaving you with one-haf interest in two good, developed claims, with good Teduc- ton works on property. You can secure yourself by deeds to claiss aud all iln- proyements until money is paid back, then divide property ard go ahead.
 Who wants 10 investigate this in good faith?
 Gail on or address JOHN D. BURGESS, Dunlap P0ftutfce, Graham County, ATize- nR, via Fort Grant sept S-n
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
@25o RI1w ARD.

t.s,4 The abgse reward wlIi ssFzss be paid for the detection <sS@ aIld conviction of any
 person or persons caught \ stealing or killing any HW Gl8 seSttlegf the above brand. asasA JOHN KENNEDY.
 Globe. 4. r.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
rhe ,rlasr ans she Widow.

A notorious pld Nliser, who was near lis last End, was visited by a Widow, who optfeated mm to lend her small sum of money to keep her ehilaren from Want, and added
 "iou are soonto go to the Grave, fand you can't take your Gold with you."
 Exactly, ma'am piped the old man, but if l don't leave enough to erect Grand Monument to my Mem ory, men will Remember all my Faults and none of my Virtues. Give mo . note at sixty days with good h. dorser"
 MORAL You have only to visit Cemetery to realize that the Old Chap was level on top of tha head.
 They wq2a two Denmau School girls, It WAS on the street car, They were hend%as over an ezercise-book, in eager &t5ussion, One of them looked up, %ath pencil m her mouth and perplesh in her eye;
 "Is campE compound word2"
 HYes, of ftSmrSe."
 "Hyphen 2'
 "Oh, dear l don't know. But Til tell you what to do; manage to divide it ut the end of the line, and then you'll have to use the hyphcn any way"
 "Ob, that's just what l do with those horrid e-i's and i-e's! I make 'em just alike, and put the dot halfway be- tween" o Diplomacy! thy name is woman, even though the woman be only school girl San Franciscan.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
iFCKTFETnls, TnIs cREAr

<. ]. < '. 3. ssSOkG GEIEI TfNa THIS GREAT AkN sA kessssssaksk HIVE STlklENGST HEN. N ktas as esSAA NE ENG EMEDN HHB asssSNSsk@ and Nerve TONIC ag, s sS EtS M v N Is the legitimate re- ls s " gxS.S l. Ss$ E sult ot over 20 years I3fs N N, ,zs M N Of prsctieal eXperi- ITa NJ 3y v, T Y sfs7 aa N eilce, and CURES lzbSSVtf 5s %MkZgtsfH WITH ENFAEL- WRAlNVEe4hIk5siK M Aervtiug and Physi-
 VI FSssasE cal D,Ibility, Semii- al Weakness SRermattorr0l, Prostatho,,, Vitality, Premature Decline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all its complications, and from whatcYercarse produced. tenriches and puriGes the Blood, strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Repro ductiye Organs, Physical and Mental Fac ulties. lt stops any unnatural dcbilitating strain on the system preventing invoiun- tary losses, facilitating dreams, seminal losses with the urine, etc., so destructive to mind and body. 1t is a sure ellminator of all KIDNEY and BLADDER COM PLANTS It contains no injurious ingTe- aients. To THOSE sUFFERISG FROM THE EVIL EFFEGTs OF YOUTHFrL INDTsCRE- TONS oR EXcEssEs, 4 SPEEDY, THOROUGH AND PERMANENT CURE IS GUARAN- TIED. Price, g 50 per bottle, or five bot ties In case, with full directions and advice, for Sl0. Sent secure from observation to any address upon receipt of price, or C. 0. D. To be had only of
 Da. c. D. sALFIELD, 2Is EEkRaY ST., Sar Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly confidential by letter or al office. FREE. For the convenience Of patients, and in or der tO insure perfect secrecy, have adopt ed q private address, under which all pack ages will be forwarded.
 Tai Bottle Free ss'at ss en E ss '1ss sss. i.' ' any one applying by letter, stating his symptoms aud age. Communications strict Iy confidential. jan 2i-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
Warning.

We the undersigned baing tho Iocttors of the Rabbit Ear mine, said location notice of which is recorded in Gila County Mining Records, do hereLy forlid any ard all parties from working upon the same and all parties negotiating with others than the undersigned
 J. 1T CANAVAN,
 M. FITZPATRICK. july25 tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
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AIasOmics

Regular communication of White Moilns tain Lodge, No, 2, \. F. x AZ M. meets Thursaay's oii or succeeding each ftill Moon. sejougrlng Brethren in good stand. iBg cordially iiivffed
 Rv csst t2tsa fU IT
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
Sample Bottle Free,

WILL bs seut t0 any ous appyng by letter. stating tp tnS sex and age stsfct secrecy H regard to Ah baE ue0a tFgnaaoti0ns.
 DH. mENTEE's Kidney Remedy Ne. phretfcuH, cures sil kiifs of kidnsy and BiadIgf gomplaiHts oonoFrh1a, Glset LeueorrhGa. FOFsaie by al drussists a oD bottle, 5x hotties for sb O.
 DH. MENTEE's Damdetiom PAsssare the best and cheapest DrsrErTTc and Bitr0r cure H the market FoT sale hy all druggists anl7-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
MORAL

You have only to visit a Cemetery to realize that tho Old Chap was level on top of tha head.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08

ot Vfsion Noises tA the Head tks vital huid pass. ing pnobsoryed in khe urine, and many other dts- eases that lead 70 ikanity and death,
 nF. MGNEfE, VI 8 s a regular phygican, itradUate of tho UnEuEsisy of nnsylvaisl w hRFea e fdYfait $500, fer A cass of ls Kind ths Vital Eesgsraaiye tlIndef fis special & iyice and treatmeut) will not cure or for anythhV Impure or injurious found iu it DR. mIMTiE t1Sfts sll private dlseases sueusas- fully without mercury, Consultation Free. Thorough sSaminailsi and ndyiee Including aaaiy. sis ci urine S5 60 PTsr Of NgTkL RgsTuk&r4v @ % e bottle, or four tiings tho quantity, g. sent t3 any address upon receipt Of price or c Q. D.. secure from observation, and in privat name [ dtstred ay
 A.E. MHNTEE, N M
 II KeNney street, Sun Franrisco, Gal
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
The Great EngIiah Remedy.

lGa never-tAiiing care i0f Nervous d6bilty exhaust
 ed vitality, sefainai weak ness, SpUnnatoFThR. LasI
 MANHOOD impptsHe3
 Pagalysis, PrNststarrbad. . and all tho terrislc 0sFcgts of Ssls abuse, youthtiiIiol lies, and cxces e in ma tnrer years sneh e lpas of memory, IaMslutls. Nocturnal euiigFlohs aver sion te society, Dlmuea
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-08
DR. LIEBIGS WON FER FIJI. German lHVig0Fat0r.

HE NAbAa-AY AhE4tA EsoA qua FEST REMEDY for the cure of Nervous and Physical Debility. yi- tRl EAhaustic1, Seminal Weakness. LoEs pi Manhood, Ftiling Memory and Relaxed aa1 El4fe.itaG ceadi tl3ns q thc Cenita-J ruHry erJrans
 st sEeedsiY crFea. liap., tc1ee Eariy Decay, Ls8a 5f Yisur, SEMINAL EEAk6EsS, da,l alitho sd Iect6 Of yolltbs5 Iollica ard abuse or EXEESSES OF AlAau. EITY.
 Ftperm8nenfig prevents aii ! tar&tilrai Loss iQul ihssy syStens, tg O hWAs can atfest VLo have Esed ths Eglr63s iG the pstt cNsr. fer of Q CcBffIry Whsch 5. kgS l,cca bCtart thr pullic.
 ktss indeed q Wonderful Remedy tuairc tlia nerves, strengthening Jiia nuse3es. cheek. Eg lEe wgste, iBvsEUistiBg tlie waClc system and roa aty.lng the af Gietei to HEALTH ena HATH
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-05-02
Some Just Criticism.

To the Editor of the JOURNAL COURIER:
The article of your correspondent, "Tax-
payer" in Thursdays issue of your valuable
paper was very timely snd touched upon a
subject which we have no doubt has often
occupied the minds of other taxpayers. We
consider the High school open to criticism in
several respects. Its ''Class Histories" for
instance, may be relished by some, but we
do not understand how refined and
cultivated young girls allow their
names to be publicly announced in connec-
ton with the coarse and even vulgar allu-
sions which characterized the GLASS History
of last year, and also that of the present year.
Then the Receptions with their Seer
mans and ''Waltaes," and The details in the
next mornings paper of the fine dress5s of
the young ladies educated at the public ex-
pense-education paid for by the taxes of
those who could not themselves afford such
expenditure. It seems to me that the
"Ciass Day. exercises, the Opera House
graduating parade, with the closing ball, all
SAVIOR too much ofsstin and tinsel' display and
are opposed to the simplicity OF true culture,
ASIDE from the simplicity demanded by free
p1 6itutions of learning Furthermore, what
as Christian parents think of the influence of
these associ stiofis.
ANOTHER TAXPAYER
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-05-02

profit by it; I am a workman out of work. !"
At q meeting held by some social demo-
Gratis the other day it was resolved that when
they COME to power every man who cannot
produce a pair of toil-hardened fists shall be
guillotined. Parisians had better beware
shun soap as they would pestilence, and
cultivate rough hands, or they may have a
rough time of it bye and bye. At another
lively meeting of the same kind it was agreed
that the property of the bourgeois classes
should be confscated and the owners thereof
hanged. And eenfscated in favor of whom,
citizens! Of yourse1vess But does it not
occur to you that SO enriched you would be-
come bourgeois in your turn and therefore
deserving of the rope? These so-called Sc
eial democrats are but handful of men in
France, and though noisy and troublesome
are not dangerous they would like to be
thought. Their free utterances only prove
the vitality of government that allows
them to keep ssiht Menday as much as they
please.
But, in this matter of holding meetings,
Tit is only initiating his superiors in the So
cial scale. In Paris it is the fashion of the
day to hold meetings for this, that and every
thing. Now thet every Frenchman thinks
himself born to be minister, I suppose they
all want to rehearse a little before being
called apon by their ow-countrymen to
have d try at it. MAX O'RELL.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-05-02
CAUGHT.

1t is the early hen that catches the spring
garden.-New York Journal.
Someone says: 'tMan is born to rule the
world Yes, but he sometimes gets mar
ried.-Boston Post.
An Omaha doctor kisses his wife seventy
five times day. This doesn't give the other
fellow chance. Boston Transcript.
DR. Hammond says that Glove and poetry
go hand and hand" Poetry is often found
in the waste basket, but if. it went there hand
in hand with love the editor failed to notice
it.-Norristown Herald.
A girl, masqnerading in boys clothing,
gave her away. A man would have been
just as mucR ffuttj but he would have made
a different remark.-Ffo5gfess:
An applicant for the position of teacher in
school at Lawrence, Ks, could not explain
the difference between horizontal and per
pendiculaf, and declared that circular meant
a fur-lined cloak.-Lowell Courier.
''What's the matters'' called mother.
turning to her little boy, who ''set up q
howl. "What are you crying about?" 81
want something" ''What do you want?" "a
have forgotten what it is an that's what
makes me y."-Arkansaw Traveller.
ssNever go back, J" advises writer. ''What
you attempt do with all your strength. ,
This may be good advice, but it wouldn't
work satisfactorily. When young man
for instance, attempts to court a girl he may
do it with all his strength, but he goes back,
all the same. He goes back about six nights
week.-Norristown Herald.
A Healthy Profession.-"Jo Journalism must
be a healthy profession" said old Mrs.
Squaggs as she laid the paper on her knee
and rubbed her eyeglasses with her apron.
''What makes you think sos' said old Mr..
Squaggs. Because I see the writers who
used to have pieces in the papers when I was
girl are still living and writing away
the same as ever; they must be
very old'' ''Who are they?' asked Mr..
Sauaggs. "We1l, there is 'Veritas' for one,
and 'Anon, and 'Vox Populi, and Pro Bono
Publico,' and many others. I see some of
their names every day and I declare if the
sight of them don't bring back the old school
days" Then the old lady gazed meditative
ly into the fire and old Mr.. Squaggs went out
on the back stoop to indulge in quiet laugh
to- himself.-Boston Courier.
Why does she hold her head so high
And look SuperciiOuS,
And pass the other maidenS by
AS IL they make her bilious?
Well may she proudly walk the street,
The while her pride increases
Her crazy quilt is just complete
Made of ten Thousand pieces
Boston Courier.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-05-02
Saturday, May g, 1855.
SONvE CHEERTNc FACES

SOME CHEERING FACTS.
The lot of ''the workingman" is hard
enough, but there is much evidence that on
the whole his condition has greatly improved
| during the last fifty years. Robert Giffen,
an Englishrnan who is interested in such
| matters, has been making careful examina-
ton of such facts as he could get at, and his
conclusions are very interesting and encour-
aging.
All employees in cotton mills in England
get more wages than they did fifty years ago,
and the wages of children have advanced 100
per cent. Carpenters average GA per cent
higher, bricklayers .65s n1asons As, miners so,
seat1,en 45, and agricultural laborers 60 per
cent. And while the wages have increased the
hours of labor have diminished 20 per cent.
The workingman, therefore, gets an average
of from so to 100 per cent. more money for
90 per cent. iess wbtk; III round figures be
has gained from 20 to 1870 per cent. in money
return in fifty years.
Now as to the cost of living. Rent is
higher than it was fifty years ago-nearly one
and half times higher. Beet and mutton
are thirty-fvs per cent higher now than
then, but fifty years ago English laborers did
not eat mitch beef and rnutt6n; and there has
been no great increase in the price of bacon
All other articles have. diminished Sugar
leads the list in feduetioon and is barely 80
per cent. of what it was formerly, bread is
40 per cent, milk 80 per cent, coal 80 per
cent, tea SIS per cens of their former price.
Fifty years ago the Englishman ate only
one-tenth of pound of ham per year. Now
he eats fourteen pduads One potind Of but
ter year was then his ration; Now he re-
quires six and one3half pounds; His con-
sumption Of flour has increased from AZ 12
to 217 pounds; of sugar, from 15 to 81 1-2
pounds-he ate only raw sugar then and was
unacquainted with the rehned article; of
egs, from 1-2 to 81 1-a; of rice, from 3-4 to
16 1-2 pounds; of potatoes, from 1-10 to IS
pounds, and all other articles in proportion.
There has baei but little increase in the con-
sumption of tobacco, wine and spirits, and
an actual decrease in coffee. Omitting the
meat, the Englishman consumes of these ar
ticles to-day 373 pounds, where he consumed
but IS pounds fifty years ago. This indi
Gates that he was not we'll fed then. And
that he is now better cared for in food,
dwelling and sanitary arrangements is well
demonstrated by his increased longevity.
In the short space of fifty years the average
duration of life for males in England is two
years longer, and for females three and a
half years.
Mr.. Giffen holds that the workingmen of
England are getting higher wages for less
work, obtaining more comfort for less price,
saving more money, living longer and more
comfortably, are better educated, cared for
and treated than fifty years ago. The facts
indicate that a similar process has been going
on here. There is still room for improve
ment, but it is cheering to see that the gene
raj tendency ha been toward improvement.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-05-02

ShSos5o AA el1A Cu1tuIe, dAo IL 1iIO pAOOo WOiO
planted in the school house yards, the
teachers could instruct the children in the
methods of producingfsilk cocoons.
M. Leon Alfossa, ,gwho has just failed in
Paris, opened speculative accounts in every
stock exchange. He had an apparent antip-
athy against Russian bonds, but operated for
the rise in almost every international stock,
notably in Spanish, Rio Pinto shares, Suez
canal shares, Ottoman bank shares, italian
and Egyptian unified; was largely interested
in English railways and Mexican railway
stocks, and had given good deal of atten-
tion to Central Pacific shares. The losses
are variously estimated at from two and
half to three millions of dollars The losses
fall heaviest on London.
The gardener of the Johns Hopkins esttea
in Baltimore county, Maryland, has cultivat-
ed figs for the past twenty-five years with
success, having never failed to secure crop.
He gives the method of treatment as follows:
From the 10th to the goth of November we
dig trench around the bushes, cutting away
about half the roots they have made the late
season when the bushes are growing vigorous
ly, and less when they are not SO robust,
bending down the branches to the ground in
the form of a cross and covering them with
earth from the trenches from three to four
inches in thickness, and in spring uncovering
them from the 1st to the 10th of April They
bear fruit abundant1y, ripening about the list
of July, and continuing to bear until No
vember, and later if not destroyed by frost.
The saints who inhabit Utah are very much
frightened over the 'tperseeution'' which the
United States government has instituted
against them. A correspondent of the Balti-
more American thus depicts the state of af-
fairs: The whole Latter Day kingdom, from
Idaho to Arizona, is in a ferment. The po-
lygamist especially is in sore perplexity and
distress. He goes about the streets with his
eyes glancing over his shoulder, while the
to leap into his throat: A United States
marshal would seein almost to have Cor
CONS head mounted on his shoulders, from
the terror which his presence inspires in
some breasts. His appearance on crowded
street is the signal for a polygamist STAN
pede; his presence in settlement means
the absence of the choicest ffsaints"-the
men who ''live their religion AS marshals
are quite Numerous in ''Zion' at present, the
prominent men of the priesthood have sud
denly left for parts unknown. Some of them
have gone east con missions''-not few, ap-
parently, to Washington, where they are re-
puted to carry very important missionary
work in rooms not very distant from the ro-
tunda of the capitol. But whatever the des-
tination and the motive of departure, the
fact remains that the chief officers in 'the
Lords kingdom" have silently stolen away.
It is estimated that In couple of months
$50 residents disappeared from Salt Lake
alone
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-05-02
PALM ER'S
LIVER PILLS.

We doubt if there ever has been placed
ON the market, such Perfect and Effective
Liver Pills for the cure of Bihousness
Chronic Constipation, Dyspepsia, Mala-
4fa, Chills and Fever, Dizziness, Distress
After Eating, Bad Taste in the Mouth.
Liver Complaint, Nausea, Piles, Diseases
Incidental to Woman, Indigestion, De
preston of Spirits; Purifying, Enriching
and Vitalizing the Blood and Restoring
and Renovating the whole system.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
have never found in all my practice,
any Liver Pills of SO great value as Palm
er's Liver Pills for the treatment of Bilious
ness, Bilious Headache, Malaria, Liver
Complaint, Chronic Constipation and all
disorders caused by a bilious state of the
system. They are entirely unlike all
other Pills, and are marvel to all who
use them. DIR. I. S. MILLER.
These Pills are not Quack or Pat
ent Medicine, but have great Medicinal
Virtue and Power. So eminently sue
ccssful have they been, that our best
physicians and most worthy citizens furn-
ish us with testimonials of cures effected
which seem miraculous and would hardly
be believed, were it not for the abundance
of proof and its unquestionable reliability.
Ask for Palmers Liver Pills, and if
your druggist does not keep them, dom
allow him to put off on you any other
Pills that contain Mercury or Morphine,
which they say will answer equally as
VIII, but insist upon taking no other but
Palmer's and your druggist will get them
for you.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-05-02

GORFNtU UN1CkTIONS:
"a Query.,,

To the Editor of the Journal COURIER:
In your paper Of the Goth noticed an ar
ticle headed GA Query and signed by GA
Mother Now live on the line of the Syl-
van avenue horse cars, and there isn't day
passes but what see small children stealing
rides, and some of them have very narrow
escapes by getting under the car wheels and
by passing tHa1fis: think the driver is full
ly justified after driving thein OFF once if
they come again to whip them would
thank the driver to whip mine if had any.
I think if this same mother would bring up
her children as they should be, she would
have no trouble from the car driver.
hxP Pxur