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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-10-14
Current Paragraphs.

Several writer's have lately celebra-
ted abstinence as q cureall. One of
them quotes, the old Russian General
Suvaroff as maintaining that hunger
is the best treatment for every human
disease; and Rulty, an English Quaker
physician, records in his diary, GIFTS,
Sd month, 10th day. A blessed re-
pass of bread and water, sovereign
cure for Indigestion, and no danger OF
debauch.'
General Judson Fitzpatrick used to
tell the story that after his appoint
ment as Minister to Chill he was met
by an old lady who had known him
from childhood, and to whose bucolic
mind the gallant Generals large way
ofstating things had sometimes seemed
like exaggeration. "Wall, judi" she
said, ~ hear you have been called to
the Ministry. Glad to hearit. You'll
make real good preacher; but [sol-
emnly], Jud, you must stop your ly
ing
In the northern part OF Nebraska
an Irish colony, called Jackson, has
been settled for 20 years, six Of the
colonists of which are worth from
$4,000 to $4,000 each. They were
very poor when they arrived there,
and were so discouraged by the desc
late appearance OF the prairie and the
loneliness and desolation, which af-
fected them so much that if they had
the money they would haveleft. For
tunately they had not. They had
come up by steamers from the South
ern States, where they had been dig
ging bitches.
AS the morganatic young prince
Henry of Battenberg has been turned
into a "Royal Highness" because he
married the queens youngest daugh.
ter, says London Truth, there are to
be found many people so foolish as to
ask why a similar honor was not con-
ferred on the Marquis of Lorne, who
married her majesty's youngest daugh-
ter but one. The answer to me seems
simple. Lord Lorneis an Englishman.
Prince Henry is a German. Referring
to Lord Lorne, in the Court Circular
his name is not allowed to appear with
that of his wife, Princess Louise, but
is put down as the last on the long
list Of guests, being made to give the
pas to the count and countess of En-
bach-Schoenberg.
When General Sherman was at Sara
toga recently a newspaper correspond
ent had the thoughtfulness to remind
him that the period of his sojourn "on
this shoal and bank of time'' was linn
tied and delicately observed: II know
you won't want SO much ostenatation
at your funeral as this one" referring
to that of General Grant). Heanswer-
ed with a plump, round "No!" and
added: II want to make all the noise
while l am alive" Then he went on
to say 'My grave is bought and
paid for. l shall be buried at St..
Louis, where my children are buried.
When | go they can put me in there
and drive a stake in to mark the
spot" These sentiments of the old
hero were perfectly characteristic of
him, and yet there is nothing more
certain than that his own obsequies
willnot be the simple affair he describes.
There are those who think that in
military genius he is the peer Of Grant,
and the stake by which his country
marks his last resting place will be a
very different sort Of stake from that
he refers to.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-10-14
LOVE AND CARDS

From the Boston Courier.
The youth and maiden sat alone
Upon the pebbled strand
Beside the sea, and in his own
He held her lily hand.
He gazed into her sapphire eyes
love you sweet, he said;
The maiden answered him with signs
And blushing hung her head.
He pressed the hand SO soft and white,
And kissed the dimpled chin,
And said, If played cards tonight
know that would win.
You ask me why, you shall be told,"
He pressed the fingers white;
81 know I'd win because hold
A lovely hand tonight.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20
the H0USEkEEPER.

"rHx HoUsExEEFiR" for August 10 an un.
psaally good number. The leadisa articles
are "How Six Girls made Money" No. Z Of
tho behavior Papc ~" which IL devoted 10
baslaful boys, and very full and interest.
ing chapter on "Hoase Building" which
shows bow the new house was made out Of
the old one. Tho Home ard "Correspon-
denos' departments are unusually full. and
. larger installment Of pri4A recipes 10 gwen.
ahe publishers Of TIN HoUsExEEPEsr are
Offering some beautifal floral premiums,
among them two beau. .iful Tea Roses and .
choice new lily, "The Lily Of Purity" much
mors beautiful than the Esster Lily, each
built producing forty TO fifty flowers in .
season. Send for specimen copy and full
partiouIsss. To &c, these choice forai pre-.
miums i. is necessary 70 subscribe before
October LIST 1885. Address. Buckeye Pub
fishing Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20
New Orleans EHhlkttion.

To thoss Who are dssirous Of enhancing
the interests Of our county and territory,
mining and ot hsrviss, vs would invite At
tention to tbs coming New Orleans sIhibi.
tion, and would suggest TO them that the
iaurels gained by Arifona last winter must
not bo allowed to 20 to anyone slss. 1t was
universally acknowledged that the Arizona
exhibit Of minerals last winter was by far
the finest In the Worlds Fair, and the ~
suit has Seen shown In the Influx Of South.
on capitalists TO Arizona during the past
fev months. To maintain tho supremacy
We have already obtained In the mineral
world but slight effort 10 needed by the
miners of Arizona. In Frank NJ. Murphy
Esq., the Commissioner for Arizona, We
have man whose whole soul h wrapped
Up in his work, and who firmly believes
that Arizpna 10 the richest mineral ooantry
on tho faee Of the earth. In his choice Of
sub. b.Comnissionors Mr. Murphy was pscu-
liarly fortunate at tho las. sxhibition. Al
the coming one ho will no doubt be inors
20, II his selection for this oocnty be any
criterion. Hs has appointed Jadss J. II.
Murphy to represent Mohavs county at
New Orleans next winter. That the Judge
has secspted the appoiatn mt is Sufficient.
TO those who know him, to know that No
have county will be vel, and properly re-
presented. In q conversation With him
yesterday hs gave ps to understand that
all Of the recent rich discoveries made IN
this district would BE- well represented, not
only by rioh specimens bat by sample sacks
Of ore. when We state that Mr. Frank ".
Murphy also represents Arizona In the
great London Exhibition next year, and
that the Arizona exhibit at New Orleans
will 10 rs,shipped and exhibited at Lon
don. We only rs-itssats tho great bsneats
which will result 70 the territory from .
proper exhibit Of our ores at both OF theas
great exhibitions. To those who Win their
mines represented at tbsss sxpositions ws
desire 10 mako IL known that Judge Murphy
vii! receive at bis ofios in Mineral Park,
sake care Of, label and boz, and At ths
propsr time transport frse Of any charge
70 Ns~ Orleans. and afterwards
70 London, any and all specimens Of orc,
curiosities, etc.. that nay be In.
trusted to him, Bring along your speci.
nsss, bays,
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20
CONCENTRATION

ReJ,ond question the cheapest and most
effective nAchins Of the kind now In use,
&dsptsd TO all grades and ciassss Of ors.
This machine has been thoroughly tested
for the past two yc1-s urder great variety
Of conditions giving most extraordinary re-
suits, Tar In advance VI anything ever be.
fore realized.
A recent competitive test made with the
Frue at the Carlisle mine in New Mexico
showed an advantage Of 30 por cent In favor
Of the Duncan. The amount saved over the
frus being sufficient to pay tho entire cost
OF the machines nearly every month Ia the
year. E
manr advantages over all other machines:
Frlsr--Its cost IL not moro than half that
Of any other Of equal capacity, and the
weight Ia nearly 1000 pounds less, thus
grestly reducing the cost Of transportation
SEcoSp- The expense of setting co In
runring order Is not more than cne third
that Of the Frue, or sny other belt machine
muca ieas grading and timber work being
necessary.
TrnRD-The expenditure for repair In not
nors than ons-ffth that of any bslt ma
chine, and they will last fully three times
as long. working under the same conditions.
FcURrH-Not more than one-haH the
space is reQuired-a point Of great impor.
tsnoe whore q considerable number ase used.
FIyTH-No special skill and very little
care is necessary 10 operate II,
s1TH.No more water Ia required than 10
furnished by the batteries.
SHyEsTn-It saves all the smalgnm, gold
or silver. that escapes the batteries, pans or
settlers--an invaluable feature, and claim
cd BY no other, making the machine worth
more than it costs for this purpose alone.
EiGHTH-.A much ooarssr grade Of ore oan
be handled successfully than BY any other
nach:ne--a great advantage in many in
STANCES where fine crushing is not necessary
to eliminate the mineral.
SixTs-ft has no small aud delicate me.
ohsi,isra, requiring nice adjust nsnt and the
closest attention-an Insuperable objection
TO all belt and other forms of machines, ma.
king them unit for the rough service Of Q
quartz mill.
TnTH-Great simplicity Of construction
ard small number Of wearing parts. The
whole machine is comprised In seventeen
Tisces. only three Of which are subject to
Any special wear, and thaso can be replaced
at nominal cost. The Frue has Il3 pieces
and some similar machines many moro ma.
king complication of parts that involves
eoaatant rspair andRrSat expenss In this
way, ~ we'll as In Ions of time.
We arc awnretha. the most sweeping and
pretsntious claims are mado for nearly
every concentration fu the lna,ket, but II IL
se!i-kLoyn fact thai the results Oh their
operation have no. In any Instance made
good thess claims. Tha advantages here Ell.
forth for the Duncan. as woll .. the ststs.
merts made, We are prepared 10 substsnti.
~ Prios ~ ssS6. sSs"S Wsishs. sSsn.s. .sbou. ,,son
Send for cir ,ul,r TO r i,id, Is1a Work
IANkiN, BRA YTON 4 co,
San Francisco, Cal.
12-2n
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20
Nstlee sr RoSfelsarc.

ToJAAss HrrcHxps Tor any person claim.
ing titls under or from himJ.
- You are hereby notified that I
have sxpsudsd 500 In labor and improve.
nsntB upon the California Moss, No. 2
lede, mining claim, situated in the San
frsnssisco Mining District, In the county VI
Nohsve. Territory Of AFixons, In ordsr TO
bold said premises under the provisions Of
Section zs4, Revised Statutes Of the lawn
Of tho United States, being the amount rs.
gniYed 10 bold the sarns for the year epdius
December 81, 1884,. And II within 30 days
;s.sr .,n. sh;. =, notice sy yos .sil 9,
expsrditors as co-ovneF, your interest IN
said tlaim will become the royerty Of ire
subscriber. under said section 23al.
JAMES l.. wnI.
Mineral Park, July II, IsaS. =
July II SOD.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20
A cA1D.

ssosds Of ths coun-
A report h going the ,..ttou from this
" shasi wrote - the os'ss ~ last Jan,
oounty while convened at Prss> O. ver.
uary, that the fees Of county OH. az.
TOO high and should be cot down.
certain that never wrote anything of IT,
Kind. and nsyer sven talked about cutting
down fees. II there l. any letter Of this
kind rsco mmending the cutting down of
fsss, lot ii be publishsd or let II Be shown.
! would like 10 SEQ IL.
l2-M VIZ. II. HAEDT.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

dsssrvs y asSo fssssd TN = - fssdSsS
s1sss . ssssassss q nsasIy tvsasy years -
~ wsi6s q Asissua.
stass ~ sbsvs vss h w ws lsssn thAs
aassAss shiv~sss st about ~ sashs lsfs
~ nins ysstssdsy fer KiaGnsa. sbess >
tons. This makes fsliy sns shssAsd sasks
Of ore shippsd froa the mins IN ths last
month. sf vhish seven hsndrsd havs bssn
taken ost II tbs last tsn days.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

AOttee Or Forfeiture.


To b. W. WAsSxs and RIcuAAD SrHnIuo.
Hou are hereby notified that have
expsnaed 800 In labor spd improvsments
upou this Stsrks and Ewing mining claim.
situated In the wsllspai Mining bistrio
In the coupty Of Mohaye, Territory Of Arf.
roma. and duly recorded In the mining
records Of said county. In order 70 hold aaid
psemisos snder the provisions Of Rection
xS24. Kevised Statutes Of ths United States,
being The amount required TO hold the came
for chs year ending Deosmber 81, 1854.
And you are further notified that the
proportion Of said expenditure dus frcm
you 10 e25 each, lsvfu; money Of the United
btatssl and II within ninety days after ths
pablitstiou Of this notice you fail OF refuse
10 contribute your proportion of such sx.
psnditure 40 co-ovner, your interest IN said
claim viii bscorns the property Of the IN.
dersifusd under said Section 1924.
b. MosEs.
Mineral Psrk, June 20. 1885.
Jun SOD
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Csys. Hardy - In town from Stockton
HuL and ssys everybody il happy there
over the rioh discoveries In the Cupsl, Litils
Chisf. Nooabssm and Frnntltn mines. The
Captain 10 getting things in shape TO re-
susss work on ths Infailibls m:ns, In which
be ID paYt ovnsr. .
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

A Avs-nuls team sasas in from Prsseott
on Friday, and its owner sss naA naay
nainatss In striking . job. Hs - hauling
ore from the Prosperity mine, 1t which hs
Will hxve 0 steady job.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

D. W. Grant recently made . shipment
Of o. sacks Of ora from the Schenectady
mine al Chloride. which nsttsd him over
$500.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

A. r. simonds came in from Bssl Springs
on Friday with . load ct watsrms!ons, and
eardsn stuff.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Prescott has run out Of water, osring TO
the continued dry vsather. However the
stock Of whisky still holds out, and there
will bs no sudsring.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Nssra Roberts and JONES' have made an
ethsr rish strike on The Rstort mine, above
touu. Four hundred dollar ore and plenty
Of it h What thsy have got.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

DEE. L. Burdiek vas called over 10
kingman yesterday in harry to attend on
MrA Yer Mshr. We hsps that hsr illness
viii mot prove serious.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Mrs.. C. z. sherman returned on the stass
yesterday from visit to friends In King
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

NJ. Foster g.. Dennis, Of the Arizona
ssmpling Works. has very kindly favored
10 With complete schedule Of tbs prices
yIs1 NJ I0oefsuskyeoss - ssss
A thsy are too lengthy for psbliestios, b.
d dss being liable to fuctustion, - tahs
this opDortanisy Of notifying thoss inter
sstsd that they may bs sssn at this ofscs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Capt. l.. G. welbourn, . former we'll
ksowp citizen of this county, and at one
time q; sriz and afterwards chairman Of
the Board Of sIsssrvissrs, died last May At
Rock Hin, "a. Lsuis eos-.sty, Misssun. A.
chs tims Of his death be was an ssaa'e o'
an insarS asyiuua.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Mrs. Nsstka Cs1, psstnistrsss at Over.
ten. In tbs Nsddy eesnsry, Doiyesmous
~ifs q Brother Cor, Of Saint 0ssres, Utah.
Aas lbsso boostsd ont Of ofoes By Prssidsas
Cleveland. and II her stead be has sppoint-
Cd Der husband, who 10 st present. residing
4. this county for ths dorbls vrrposs Of
sssaA5ng arrest in Utah and Locking after
=. >vth's Int crest in Liscoln county, him.
'aS. 0tochs Record.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Minsrs srs wanted In this district. Many
Of car mine owners would increase their
fores II they eouid get god msn.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Jud9s Marphy. Supervisor Raymond, and
}. II. Fsriss Of Peach springs, came in on
yesterdays blackboard from Kingnsn.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Caldwell Wright oams homs on Friday
from weeks visit 70 kinaman.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20
Job Printing

DoNR WITH .NEATNEDs AHD
nssPArCo.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Johnny Gosho-n has bought out the In
tsrsss Of Henry p. Ewing in the Altata
1sine, and started up work On II on Friday
last
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Sam. Chadwiek showed 10 tho fstsrus Of
aiot Of ssvsssi tons Of ore recently shi1psA
By hin from the Badger mine, near Chlor.
ids The ore was worked st the Kingnan
Stamping wsrks, and sampled @ Per osnt
lead, two tsntAs Of an ounce in Goid and
50 ounces in silver to ths ton.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20
APRESENT!

Our readers for IL cents In postage
stamps to pay for mailing and wrapping,
and names VI two book agents will receive
PREEa steel Finish Parlor Engraving of
ail our Presidents, including Cleveland,
size 22x2s, worth 800. Address:
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Judge Murphy has been ssoorting some
ssntlemsn Of capital around the mines In
the vicinity of Cerbst daring the past week.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

The recent rich strikes make oar ninsss
and merchants aiiks feel good.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20
THIS PAPER y &c. !: !: ':;:s s:s !: =: :;
Local Brsvitiss.

Thsy'vs changed the word httls,
And 6hsoI's n0w the name,
Bat II yea isad wicked life.
You'N eaieh II isst ths same.
Merchant Traveller.
'sNsvss juAgs an editor By ais paDsS's sizs.
Ths Smaller b Ne papsr, The greater ths lies.
Eagle kivsy SHAFT.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

Quits Q number Of drunks In town yss-
ssrdsy-svidsnoss Of prosperity.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20

ELDER PUBLISHING CO.
Aug3 -6m Chicago, Ill.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20
oRYIclALPAPnoYrHECous
MINERAL PARK, ssYrEMBER -. mes.

Special notices In the reading columns Of
Cea Cents psr line for each insertion.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-20
Advertise In ths MxIn.
subsoribs for the MrSsR.

Deafness = improving all ever he county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-10
Corsicann Cuttings.
LEON KAHN's,
COG, Elm street,

CoRsroANA, May S.-ISpecial. Mr.. b.
Van Steinberg, Of Goshen, New York, is
in the city, and proposes to put in gas
works for Corslcana. lie represents a
good company of capitalists, and the
prospects for having the city illuminated
soon are good.
The compress has received new
cylinder to put in the place OF the one
cracked at the close OF last season, and
also other machinery, and will be put
in hrst-class order for the next crop.
The Sundey schools Of the city will
have q grand union picnic next Satur-
day at the grove adjacent 10 the resi-
dence Of Il. q. Mills.
An excursion has been arranged 70
leave here Sunday m lrning for Ennis,
to hear the Rev. Dixon @. Williams,
who is holding revival services ut that
place.
Mr.. ]. d. Patterson and wife and VIM.
Patterson, of Geneva, New York, capi-
talists and extensive sheep raisors, spent
the past two days In the city,the guests Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-10
Closing out sale.

Owing to the increase Of my shoe trade
and being too crowded to exhibit my
large stock of boots and shoes, / have
concluded 10 give up my hat business.
will, therefore, close out my entire
stock Of fine silk, felt nd straw hats at
percent. lower than the same goods can
be bought elsewhere.
THIS Is no old or broken stock, but all
new and fashionable goods, made eN-
pressly for me for this spring trade. An
inspection is respectfully solicited of
those In want of something nice and
cheap in head gear.
Call soon and make your selection he.
fore the stock is broken, and you will
save money, at
LEON KAHN's,
gag Elm gtreOt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-10
Cron Notes from Olirton.

CLIFTON, May S. Correspondence. =
The recent excessive rains of last week
have been followed by fair weather this
weeb, giving the farmers an opportuni-
ty to partly make up the lost time, by
which the crops are somewhat retarded,
though the prospects at present are ex-
tremely flattering for full ops OF every
kind, II TOO much does not fall O pro-
duse rust I'm grain, there will be heavy
yield. Corn and cotton will soon be
fully worked and started IN the line OF
all that the producer may desire. No
damage was done by recent rains in
this section. Thongs all the streams
were bank tul, there were no overflows
Of any consequence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-10

Mr.. Sarah II. Turner and her mo,h
Fs1s 5fydn, Tor nineteen years resiS.al VI
Hunbolt, Tenn, make the followIS1oenh /
ments as to the merits of SWIM WI
Mrs. Turner's case is well xnown 3peaAl
community. She says. I'D
81 was afflicted for two or tbree va.
Eczema and Erysipelas Combined Wan "
system was broken down, NV strar n! va
appetite gone, and became as heinn
child, being lifted from place to plaepa ie ~
friends. l was treated by the best NY !.
In the community with 1odide of Posy.G.Iei
the other usual remedies for such cs.a
was given up TO die by my friends S1,M
ferings were beyond description, ana YE{
lost all hope of recovery. Last LAM.
was Induced to try Swift's Specific w
received pamphlet from the com1ns ssNl
failing Its merits. The first half daesay N
ties had the effect to bring back hons
heart. and the thought Of being WsIl WI WI
brought joy and gladness to the honssya
/ have taken altogether "A bottles. TSs
have all healed up and disappea,sS.
strength has returned, and am ah,sI
all kinds of homework. SWIFT Sn.,Isl
honestly believe, snatched me fam
grave, and do not know how TO be- I'm
enough for my recover.
MRS. SARAH E. TuRyn
I know that S. s. s. S. has saved INV -
ter's life. She was the most wretchsa ~ ~
ing object that ever saw when ~ j.
menced taking 1t, being perfectly helr.s
thank GOO that We ever heard OF n. Il ~
my child. MRS. p. II. Rpys.S
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease nm,
free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC "a
Drawer 3, AfIsnls n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-10

Hon. Bryan T. Berry. Mr.. J. d. Pat
terson is here ooking after his inter-
ests. He has sheep ranch of 1900
acres in this county.
The dam Of the Fish Tank association
having been repaired was filed yester-
day by cutting the dam of Goodman's
tank above it and draining it into the
lattHr