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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
CooSEY, x. M., June 3, 1885.

For the death of every citizen who has been numbered with those who have swelled the roll of the uniOriuna'es since the late Indian outbreak, B iga- dier- General Crook IS indirectly re-pOn- sible. His tempOrized policy has eu- couraged the savages to renew end re peat the dIabOllcal acts chaTactel istIc Of the bloOd-thirsty APsches. Only few weeks since we cordially greeted friends from the Blue. and tbelr coming WAS ever pleasant and pleasantly remembered. Some of those who were welcome visitor in the ssctum of the Clsrion have made their last call. The pets of the military commander have summoned them from time to eternity. General Crook has pampered and encouraged the 6ends, Hnd his peculisr per, Geronimo, who captured him m the mountains of Mex leo, is now bidcing defiance to military authority, and with his narauiir z bands marks his trsIl with blood. How long shall such be the case? Awake, arise or be forever fallen! Proclaim the fact that Crook is a failure, and let the people of Arizona reallze that their safety depends upon their own strong arms.-CliitOn Clarion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Garden of the World.
Yuma sentlnel.l


 Under the above caption the Tucson CitIzen" said a few days ago that the bottom lands along the lower Colorado rlver, from old Fort Yuma, FouIh to where 1t empties into the Gulf of Cal Iforuis, are extensive 6 and very rich. An old-timer, who has been over II times without number, m referring to that section sad: "It IS the richest land God ever made. Why," he said, casting his eyes upward. "hemp-wIld hemp-grows twenty feet high down there, and in sufficient quantities to supply the whole country with rope and jute for grain sacks. The soil Is black as Egyptian night. The valley Is from fifteen to twenty miles wide on the ArIzOns aud Sonora, or eastern sIde of the rIver, and about fifteen miles wide on the CallfOr- ma and Lower California side. Taking 1t altogether, this rioh body fl land, through which the great Colorado rIver runs between Yuma and the Gulf of California, contais a million and a quar- ter acres of the richest land Tn the world which. with the grazing lands adjacent, Sould essly support a population of 2OO.- OO0, to say nothing of populous city that would be sure to sprIbg up on the gulf. Of course l mean when the water of the Colorado river is raised out of its bed by comprehensive system of irri gsting canals, beginning at point a few miles below Yuma and extending from eighty to one hundred miles down on the Cult Of Cali.Ornis-one from either side. These canals would not only furnish water for irrigaring pur- poses. but for drinking purposes for man and beast, on ranches and in towns shd villages that would surely spring up"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Application for a Pat mt.
U. \. LAND. OFFICE.

lINS N, A i-s AAEA l- 's Ao-i. y \TOrICE IS HEREtY GIVE iHA. Iii ~ Inter, caan attls and Mining Ompsu, xuO c pot office a O. ie-- l. l.c-sin, n Ia O. ,rtxnua Ter Itory. '- this day ni.d thrir Hppl cation for a D tent tr niteea hu drrd hur . feet Oi th,. Pa do a. Bow Hin- or yr n bea m. ' pp-r VI -arii '. ground iA Hundred fre m and b.. -ttu ttd m hc Dli h [ MiuIns - tricf County uf | ua and SIuiury I Ar Zone and d,-I uit ei b, th. ld note, and uificI O lat on fife m thi~ Otl"e as To. -Numhcr t' ,a.d t.rt NGmb, 4tb b inS a- 'l ws. c" N
 H. IN t,G T he tI .Is o1.msht Whlc' D .-t | I.hs- -q marked Q k. C. .. ID Q mound of : OIe.. Ar d O ed ths W sf-fiy d ecu he Cl nm hence ." d"g. = in .Dl feet t" Q -t 4i..--rq. ma be'i C. :.
 .. -s'i It mou d ..f s o1 th nc . z aO m ms. . l5 O f-.t o-i Its- -q n kaP R. C. N" 3 et ma m and ''f -t"u-. h-Lc- lOde .,5 mn .3pu fee, q" P.-' ms q ts n d -'. m Ike U K oI iheuc, l. eg 27 rrIu N. 800 f-et t,. ,,.'--i ns 70 m..rk.i r B. No 5. e in D mound uf d ste ne eg -D n,lns. ; s-t in t ulou d of -t .r.e. Ihence l2 dess : .ui ,s. r. O .e.t 70 I'O-t 60 ri ce fl brgIr- ma. =. 'iIu-ra M nume,i No. 8, be rs . [ W. l55n feet . on % st No |. N's gl e i' tristion r. d 7. t5 mi s. 6 cont inn a'ti tHs H'ATIO of thus Nj n. Is recorded ., hs Reco d-r's flire u' Ii OoUnty h. Book q. g.. HOO ecoru of Nh
 he at'In ug rl-imauts are->one.
 Nny and ! pers .ns -laIm ns adserHe suy DOT. Ion of ale Psndoras Eox Nine or surfa--e ro nd 4ie required O nls thelr adverse clAim- v Q b the | egi-te of tbe [ tt d S,ars Lad flee tuc-Ou Tn The C. uuty o r mS dur. rA The SIX ' sys pe | q of utilization hereof. th-y VII be- barred hy v rtue D. pr.vi ns uf he tatate b- VI THOMAS. i.sgister. IT IS H sR- BY UhOr R |. D that the f.r,- sutng Notice of Nppli ron for Patent be pub lis' ed Tor the p--riOd Of ten consecutive week. n the Ariz 't-''ysn' a weekly newsI aper publishedAt TucsN-, ,rizOna
 5.M.TH, MAJ. Reslsrer .pr4tiv
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
There is Trnnhle in Store

For those who neglect to rectify irregu- larities Of the stomach, liver and bowels which they foo.ishly imagine will "come right of themselves. Of this silly error such persons are usually dissbused by the development of some serious chronic mslady, tracesble to what they were pleased to consider trifiing disorder Of the above named organs. Such cul- imitation is easily avoided. A course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters invariably has the feet of renewing the secrehve action of s torpid liver. restoring healthy digestion snd assimilation. and render ing the habit of body perfectly regular: The activity of all these important functions being restored, and the entire system toned and regulated by this in- comparable corrective and invigorsnt, no danger to the general health IS to be spprehended from causes which, if nut ersdioated in time, will Assursdly under mine 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

Adele, the daughter ot Victor Hugo, who IS now in luna,ic a-yium, and to whomI he leaves 4,OOD .OOO, franc, was rendered insane hy the refusal of a young Engishman named Pinsen, with whom she fell in love, to pnblicaly marry her after a secret marriage Pm. sen was an officer ID a British regimant winch was ordered to Halifax, and she followed him thither, living there for three years, supported by remIttances from hrr father. The regiment was next transferred to BaruOdoes and Adele followed suit. lhis wa eighteen years ago. A few years since she became In- sane and was placed in private asylum either in New York or Boston. So re- ports the Halifax Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

Don Carlos Velasco, of this city, has been advised that three bands of Chiri- cahus Apaches have arrived at Casas Grandes, in the Sierra Msdres. They comprised eight, five and two Indians each. The troops guarding Guadalupe cafion were no obstacle tn their pro gress, ss they simply made short de- iour around them and ID sight of their camp. The troops seem not to have learned that Indians do not require a mscadamiIed road over which to travel
 The first grand free picnic of the sea- son will take place next Sunday, June 7th In the new Spring Garden, corner of Main and Simpson streets-Csrrillo's garden, as it is better known. There will be no charge for admission. Splen- dii music will entertain the occasion sD6 in the way of refreshments there will be ice cream, soda water and fresh fruits of all kinds. Seats under every tree. Go there next Sunday. and there- sitter the garden will be open dslly, with music and refreshments.
 It blew very dusty to-day from toward the occidsnt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
The UrO belIe Mine.
[PnenIx Gaze,te,l


 Edwin McGOurn + now working the Gro Belle miue on the southern slope of the Bradshaw mountains. and about a mile from the Tiger. He has fur nsce and rOasier m operation and sever al arrastras. E even men are working m and around the mIne and the returns have been quite satisfactory thus Tar Mir McGourn exhibited n the Gazette offic, the other Il iy nice Id bu ton of the value of about $40 which was the product of 1000 pOnDds fl ore woTk ked by him, and tbIs he cl inns is not fair test, owlng two tue fact that th' clean up Was an imperfect me. 1he Gro Belle mine draws m Phsnix for her supplies which have to be packed on mules a portion of the distance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

All the Pspsgo Indians who were sen- tencsd to imprisonment in the county jail for malicious mischief, ID filing up Dobb's we'll. ere releassd this morning upon the completion nf their term of imprisonment. The isilor says they were hearty eaters and each one would consume two mems rsiions. They go forth we'll rested and much latter than when imprisoned. and have little or no cause for complaint.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
CONSUMPTION

which is serofulOus DiSease o.
 Lungs, IS promptly and ctr.I.-- -.-ti 'le before the Inst stages Of tH.. d.. ~ .- From it's wOnderful power o..- -r Iatal d,seslse, Eten frst C,.er.-- q 5 --f eorated remedy Co tho purE7 T - tnoaght seTi9Gs-y = ealing - ~t,- as too hmIicd for ulctIilI--. -.- .-. wonderful co-nb4nltl1n 0f t--.. -.-.-- -s ing. alteratiye, or bi0ol-el,a-..' .-. pcctoral. and nutritive Q-.I-.--... "a. s lungs. but for al --- -- t-e
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

storing the alnlOoSN VI
 NESS s., .., a.,s, far . - Isr,. ran not cured. The reason Q usii3 -, ,,, -nrs.i of 5saknrss and the A Ove dir a.-a- ,s ox,ns 10 a .0tnpIicatlon. caileI hVo TArUKRHEA tn hlrEi'A-SA H'ESA xhich ra1uIr,.- spec .l treatment
 DR. LIEBIo's ISvI 'oRAIcS. No. z ~lth our ve .,,i,s, s..-r,aI trsAt asnt- the only cure to; sss,asr .r,,kE9Ks manhood Is restore aud the han" O'"u OA0A ''0"' iT nirpnles appear OB the face. If you oscOni' l, ,st iees -n ,iesUoudenJ. look out Tor the conn a, ,car,op with ttnl seaKuess zf-d lD-s or sttss ,ty kuo.u a. PrUstatOs Tnea- hundreds oi uNe isx. b,.n IO-l for the wat of proper IT. r-atueni s,,r 1bis ,.ouplicaf non - lld thOuzands have tO- alI their ,ropsrty and -teasure m hte troM l< effects ~, .
 PrIee of either inytgOraior, -s. Care "' nx b,dtle- sIO sent 10 any address. cOvrFo scurely from OOserVauon- |,
 Ur Liebig s Co. treat successfully DS nc m9Opsghy every form ot efESlAL, a,-. Iha "A !. . or . UKCJNIC DISEASE without mercury Oi pauseous drugs. If vitslItl IS drAlned rom th b.dy numerous dissasee follow tha' ha"'s Orui- nary medical treatment IT alloised 10 sOhuhu' tha unnatural los. eau es OonsU npSlon. DiAoS~ les Hright's Disease, Insanity. etj- tures SoAi antae,i Dl-sase- of the genIto- drinary organs k1dn-ys, nVer and bladder epeoislt- treAteu- us gAsEs or WOMEN SPEEDILY CUksD.
 0uaIifird and Responsibie. Dr. ldeoig d Co from EUROPE. are OrgAnlzed ID compliance s,th the California Medical Law OlpiomA pro cured by regular college odncAtlOn, anu are h"' m their nInstseuth year of spcclai prac'lce-
 Meet powerful e.ectrIc belts free to patlents;
 To FROvE THE WONDERFUL POwEk or the IN VIGURATOk A e BUrTLE dIVES OR sESI FAhS Generalization free and prlvste-
 LiERIf. DisPENsARN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Notice of Forfeiture.
TucsoS. PIMA CouNrr. 4. ]

TUcsOS. PINA CoUSTY. A. T. !
 April s. Iss5. { TOM. WcKENNA. OR HOSE WHO MAY 4 ciaim under hin an undivided one ourth In- terest m ths following escribed property. You are hereby no, med that we have expended One Hundrs't Dollars m labor and improve menis spun the BuenA VIsta mining clsIm ls- csfed January lSs2 and r-corded on Jsnuary !, lsss Il Book S Records of diue- pages 9il and ?. Rec .rder'- Otiics of Pima Coun'y A T all said ciaim being in the Anels Nm ing ngstrlct. Puma county, ArIzoua. The sslu SlOl Ttng beeb pendad m 1881 10 Orier to hold -ai cl~im unier ths provisions of Se-tl 23-4. Revised Stafutee of the United State. beluS the amount requlr q hold the same for the year ending December Sl, iss4 and that Se have con ribuie yOur portion thereof Therefore, If within % day- Rft-r s-rv ee of thi- n0fiCe Of publication yUu fat. 1r use tO con tribute yuur proportion of -Uci. expendi UT a. css-OSuer with the cOsts cf thIs publication, your interest m said claim will becOm- the prop srty Jf the subscribers unde- said SeciiOn 2i2f- Your proportion of sad expenditure Is twenty ave dollars
 JOHN PRINCE.
 GEU: W. BROWN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Notice of Sole Tradership.

K NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PREsI NTS IA that l. DOlore- C. de ueu. th- Vlfe of rrancI-cO 'ueu residing et Tucson. couIt tI of tmA. terrItors of ATiz..ua. do hen by urc ars before Charles II. Iully, ALOt ry pu he ID snd for the cUuntJ of Pima, 1err,t' ry of Arizaua. .hat mt ud carrN Ou he hp sit tss of gef.rA merchandising trading and una ufa-tGfIns ,.i lz-n-s- and sad e. m my .wn name Ano my own account under th- pr.,vi-iou- contaIuei and forth m -ectiOn xeL tJ flo 2 Co -wenty sever. Inclu-iTe of chapter hlr y-tWt Jt the com. ilei lsWs of the trrrifor of ArIz. nz In witness whereof | have her. hy -et m 14nd and seal this siIth day If February b. ls5.
 DOL RI tS C de CUEN. Territory of Ariz0na Ounty f Pima.s- hereby certify hat th- above named DolOre- C, de Cuen. persOnaly al pesred before af my othcc m the county of Idia afOr, ga q. upon sxscut q the f"rexOIng d-chs sfiOn In .ituess Nher- have nereuntO --t my hand and x-, ny Ottic al -e | at my office tn the e unty uf Pima, this sIxth day of brusry A. D. is.5. Seal. CuARLzS h fULLIN N.P
 Pima County. ArzOna- Territory of ArlzOn ounty uf P ma. ss. Dolores C. de tuen being hfst dull sHOrn de poses and sayB; That cSrItal plOy-d ID the ou-lne-s mentioned m the furexOins d-ciar- at on d-r-s nof exceed in amount the sum Of
 DOI.DKES c. l. CUEN. Subscribed and sworn Co Def me this sixth day of February. A. D. lSsi.
 'oeal.) CHARLre H. FULLY N.P.
 In and Tor Pima C. 'uDtv. Anzoua-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Notice for Pubic .iio'
Hoz--aIN

LAND OFFICE -r z. =
  NOtlcs Is aer~ty Elrl named set ler tas- nl-~i -t'-l.. make nnsi pr 70 Il -lsfae thai sad aroo Es b- --..- and .-ceivr zI lCr-a- f- is-s. VIE "a or P r-r.H To the S- v 2. Sec ~ lH He nz 7 - Inc fa .sw -- hl- cont u -.t-- of -alf lard Elx. Aug e bal --u nf T-r-a- rsnfiue-. sf T-s Al a.s- Ire- \ amos. F-ar ta Ala ses. first pab-leStIoE. Mag ---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

The Silver City Enterprise publishes tbe following communication with a re- quest that ArIZOua papers copy. lt IS hoped, however. that this scheme will meet with no encOuraa ement m Arizona. If the crusade was directed solely against the Chiricahus Apsches, every one would say amen; but an IndIscrlmi- nate slaughter of the reservation Indians would be a revolting piece of barbarism hardly compatible with the standard of justice that chsracterizes the true front Iersman:
 CooSEY, N. N., June 3, 1885. EDITORS ENTERPKIsE:-It being evil dent that the white troops are not going to render us any more protection than the black ones dld m the past, and with a view to securing a lasting peace with the Apaches in the future, hereby pro claim that l will organize, equip, feed and lead loo men from western SOcorrO county on a campaign again>t the h. dian reservation of San Carlos and call upon five others iu New Mexico and Arizona who will do likewise, to cores pond with me for the purpose of per fecting an organization, and agreeing upon the proper time to strike.
 Respectfully,
 M. COoSEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Notice of FOrfe iture.
TUosos, TsakrroRr OF As1zoSA.

ANN5pNr OE AT ALbNA.
 COUNTN nF PIAA June less. { TO H- B. L'GHTH ZEk, OR HI WHO Il my claIm und r him an divided O e four h lntervs m the fOllOWin deseri ed pro- erty fsu are hereby Ired q al . have ex- p-r ded Oae huI d ed 70 lar m lab IT and inn proyemsu upI the Bu.nz Vista mIrI z cla m locatei January 1. 1 S2 and record, on Jsnu. " 2. ls-2, In book ., Records of Min e page Z3I and g. recorders o.hce. Pma cOun y d. r, all id cla m b ing Tn the Am"l Mining His- trict Pima count Arizpna. The -aid SIOi hAV- lng ben eXpen ei m 1851 in order to holi cizin Under the provisions of secfIOu 2S-f. Revi-ed Ntaiu es of the tnItet Sta e-, being The An,,unt requlresi to ola the -ame for the year endiu < December 3i. ls-i. and hat we have on ri' u ed y0ur rtlOn there. [. lhere', re ~Ith.n esiay- after the sefvIc- of thI- LOtice of pu .lIr .fion you fail or refuse tO C. ntrltute your pr DOT ton or such expendIture. cO-OWue wth the cO-t- If his IublIc ton your interest ID sald claim will become the lruperty of the -ub-cri bers uuda. sad seen 232s. Your ..- po tIOu of said exGcnd me Is tv eut' fve dollar. JOHN P,I CE
 Je6-W 3m GEO. W BROWN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

The cool nights con 'inus. much to the comfort of the people of Southern Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Declaration of Sole Tradershi

UNoW ALL MEN BY THERE PRf SE\T~ IN that |, Manuela $. Nckenna, wif~ of NJ. Mckenna, residing at the sIfy of EcsOn, eOun Pima and Territory of ATlzOna. do hereby tr clnre. before B H, Hereford, a notary pubh1 tu and fJr the county of Pima and IerIlt"ry H Ar.ZOna
 Thaf intend to carry on the b 'sinsss of ral- ing ana buying and selilag ilve cock, and trsd- ing m my own name and on my own account under the prOVI-iO contained and set forth m Sections | w-uty-fOur tO ~enty-seteu ir elu-lTt't of ( hHpter Thirty-rwO Jf the IOmplie1 Laws Ot the srritory of ArIzOna.
 In witness whereof l have hsTeuntO set my hand and seal this 1U,h day of February A- ID. 1855
 TERRITORY OF AkILONA, Iss
 COl SIY OF PIMA.
 hereby certify hat th above nam d Manuela |. Mcksnna. personally appearen before me. at my office m the cs'dnty of rlma afure aid ds.on sad date. and then and thei c, and m mp pres enle rIade and ca, cuIed the fUrgOIn- ueeiarA- tiun.
 In witness whereof, | have hereuntO ct my hand and atixrd my .,tfcia seal, my tic~ In the county fl PIm6, thIs 2Oth day of February A' D'' ''7'' Bu. HEREFORD.
 Notary Public, Pima Co, A. IT. 'h"Ni oi'i COUSIN US arSiS or I'M iTmA. ss-
 Manuela =. Mckeunt b lus hrs duly sworn, dep0s-s and says: That the capita emp ed ID the bu-. ne-s uls ntiOn-. m the foregoing decla- ration dO-, 1Ot exceed n amount the sum oi i've thousand dO lar S5.nD.l
 MAN LA MCkENNA- Sub embed and -wu to before ms thl ZU B.A.H REFOKD, f2s8n Nar-rv Pubic. Pt.. 70
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
DE. LiEBIG'S . O E D E R E U 1
 6anan IaYlgGraioT,

ThE OLDEST, GREAT $ and BEST REMEDY for sh' core of Nervous and PnysieA Vital Exhaustion Weakness Loss of Man h, -Od, Failing Memory and neN lare.i and Enfeebled condition of the GenIt.-Urinar1 Orsa1r It sp-,.dily cures IMPUrENt l. e.arly Decay, LOss of Nigoi SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ana al ths sad sffects of youthful foi les and abuse or EAt ES>Es OF M,IUklll
 It p-rmanently preren'- all UunAtura4 Loss rOsl th'
 ystsm. as thousands can attss sno nay. uzsd the tssmedy n
 he past quarter of eonfur- snich II has oe-n oeaoro th' JubalS-
 Is .. Indeed d Wondor1ul grmrdy-toaIng the uerr-s ,IrenxthsnIuS the mnsc4s- ch,ckIng hs waste. InsIsOrAl- Inx ths xhCls system and
 s4k IT0a aun n APRl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
LiEBIG DIsPENsARS

4OO Cieary street San Francisco, al Private entrance US Mason street Tour biocA no Gsary street from kearny. Main sntranr through Dispen-ary Drug SJnra- VclodSS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13


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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Dr. Mintle,

(-PECIALrST tNu t5EtI. ,-- No IT K-arny -. ~su trsH. .- Ia ATS ALL C E1Nr.. -r1.EI. DISEASES wIr4 woN tHFr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

-1-a hszrny -tr---t. ~,. A r ! | have z vsssE fs ...r sdlf of mauy s-tr, pf -t---.s. ..-s... sruiiy ~hicu uud-r lut -.=-- ".f. ailed of success tu tis ar-.s. HO-IATOEHhE. tI-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
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The Osceola times., 1885-04-18
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE

The farm work should alway, h.
kept in advance of the season.-Albanv
Journal.
Give the boys as good tools to work
with as you do able-bodied men.-Rurai
NeD Yorker.
To prevent the juice of pies soaking
into the under crust, beat the white ~
an egg and brush the crust with it
Chicago Journal
If horses are allowed to stand stin
in their stalls after hard work their
legs are apt to become swelled. Exer.
else them a little daily.-Prairie Farmer.
An experienced seamstress saw,
thai if you would only thread your
needle from the end opposite to the end
broken of from the spool you would
never be troubled with cotton knottinp
1t pays Western farmers to she'll
their corn and sell the cobs separately.
The demand for corn-cob pipes has
raised the price of hitherto worthless
cobs to twenty-four dollars a wagon.
load. Phtiadciphid Press.
To clean bottles, cut a new potato
into small pieces and put them in the
bottle with tablespoonful of salt and
two tablespoonfuls of water. Shake all
well together and rinse tho bottle with
clear water.
-Pickled Apples; Pare and quarter
sweet apples. then steam in clear water
until fork can easily pierce them
three pounds of sugar to seven pounds
of apples, and spices TO suit the taste
heat vinegar enough to cover and pour
over them. m.-SaUannah Netos.
1t is wise provision, which insures
the multiplication of our most valuable
forest trees, that their seeds are winged.
and so blown about or enclosed in nuts
which are relished by squirrels and
thus carried to new places. That a
grove of beeches will almost always be
succeeded by naples is an old saying
m y Herald.
-Mince griddle cakes: Chop all the
cold bits of meat you may have of what
ever kind, cooked of course, season with
salt and peper, make griddle batter
as for pancakes. lay spoonful on the
welI-buttered griddle, then a spoonful
of the chopped meat and part of a
spoonful of batter over the meat; when
cooked on one side turn, and when
done serve as hot rs possible. e.-HarJord
I Courdn
-Whitehouse Fritters Boil in one
pint OF water dessert-spoonful of fresh
butter, pour scalding hot over light
pint of Hour and beat until cold; add
the well-beaten yolks of six eggs, and,
Just before cooking, the perfectly light
whites. Fill skillet with lard, and,
when boiling hot drop in the batter, a
tablespoonful at time. 1t only takes a
few minutes to cook them. Put them
in warm oven on dry towel for a
short time to dry superhuous grease.
Serve hot, and eat W it'll wine and sugar
Exchange.
The Osceola times., 1885-04-18
Substitute for Matches.

Countless accidents, as every one
knows, arise from the use of matches
To obtain light without employing
them, and so without the danger oil
setting things on fire, an ingenious con-
trivance is now used by the watchmen
of Paris in all the magazines where ex-
plosives or inHammable materials are
kept Take an oblong vial OF the
whitest and clearest glass and put INTO
it a piece of phosphorus about the slze
of Il pea. Pour some olive oil heated
to the boiling point upon the phos,
phorus; fill the vial about one-thlrd
full and then cork it tightly. To use
this novel light remove the cork, allow
the air to enter the vial, and then re,
cork it. The empty space in the vla'
will become luminous, and the light op-
tanned will be equal to that OF q lamp.
When the light grows dim its power
can be increased by taking out the CORK
and allowing fresh supply OF AR 10
enter the vial. In winter it is some
times necessary to heat the vial pe.
tween the hands, in order TO increase
the fudity of the oil. The apparatus
thus made may be used for six mon'hs
-xScAswss.