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Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
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!" Dc croSs4it man iu Alabama lives aar, said tlk, driver as We approached a way-siao l.amu near selma, Ala, to ask aecemmtjations for the night At Bupper, aud a{ter t, 'mine host scowled at ever% ono, found fault with everything earthly, and bwas wondering il he would not urowl il sle heavenly halo didn't fit him, when Incidental mention being made of tue tomet of 1882. he said q didn't like it form it's tail should have been fan sha Dedl"
 But next morning he appeared half offended at our offering pay for his hos, pitality Alycompanion, however, made him accept as present a sample from his case of goods
 Six weeks later, drew up ut the same house. The planter stopped hthely from the porch, and greeted me cordially. I could scarcely believe that this clear cornplexioned, bright,eyed, animated fellow, and the morose being of few weeks back, were the same. He in quired after my companion ol tic former visit and regretted he was not with me. " Yes, said his wife, Eve arc both much indebted to him,
 How" l asked, in surprise.
 " For this wonderful change in my husband Your friend, when leaving, handed him 8 bottle of Warmers Sair Cure. Iato3k it, and two other buttlas, Gnd now ~"" And now" he hrole n. from on iNkeeling, growling old hear am healthk and so cheerful my wile declares she Sas fallen in love with ma again 70
 l. has made over again a thousand loy1 matchus, and keeps sweat the tep,pers oi tlS family circle every VI lleTr --TtopyrichA U8ed by permission O, American RlsGl Home,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

The Prince of Wales, though posing as "a fine old English gentleman, and one of the olden time, is in reality a snob. To adopt an expressive collo. quailism, he worried the life out of the poor Marquis of Lorne by persis- tent suubblng, insisting on his always driving round by the private and not by the royal entrance to Windsor Gas. tie, and the like, until at last the un- fortunate mate of royalty could stand it no longer, and they were obliged to provide for him, in Canada, petty yice-regal court of ms own. Now his Royal Highness appears bent on adopting the same policy toward Prince Henry of Battenburg, His re. fusaI at first te attend the ceremony, his being lugged into church by the arbitrary command of his royal nam. na, his refusal even then to give away the bride, his subsequent ob- stinacy in declining to join the pro- cession, and remaining instead sulking by the church door with his wife all these facts are suggestive of bright times in store for poor Battenburg, at the hands Of hls princely brother in law Sln Eranciscan
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
pIsEAsEs OF HAN ].

S20U sIss poss esss ssS g'I y a 'SS Sa gs s
 get Jfse' a package of goods of large value, that will start you in work that will at once bring you in money faster than anything else in America, An about the s2o0.Q00 iit presents with each box. Agents wanted every where, of either sex, for all the time or spare time only, to work for us at their own homes. Fortunes for an workers ahs0iute- ly assured. Don't delay. II. HALLET & Co, Portland, Maine. feb2l-Iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
HE ARlzOaA SILVER BELT
Saturday, August 15, 1885,

A tomahawk of tempered copper was recently found by a farmer near Sanborn, Dakota, This is a very rare relic, The method of tempering cop per tools is said to De Q lost ant.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Qinn0 nm IN PRFsENTs GIVEN AWAY Send shKlHb fiil us cents postage, and by nlail you
 V 1- NY ~1 MI will eat FitnE pasgeee 0f gocIS of large value, tliat isin start you n work that
 VIII at once bring you in noficy faster than anythiug eise h America. All about the S2flOs eco in presents with each box. Agents wanted everywhere Of either ssx, for gli the time of spare tllne only, toworF for ~ at tlgeir own homes. Fortunes for ais workers ailso. iMtely assured. DonH aalav A HArhnr x Go, pnytiard Maine. feb2l N
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
Warming.

We the undersigned being the Locatars If the Rabbit Ear miAo, said location notice Uf which is recorded in Gila County Mining Records, do hereby iofbid any anu ail parties from working upof the same and all parties negotiating with othsrs than the undersigned.
 J M CjANANAN,
 M FITZF ATRIcK.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

Prof Mach, og Prague has obtained some remarkable photographs of a Dis. tol bullet in its flight under the illu- mination of an electric spark He has also photographed the air streams which arc seen over a Bunsen burner placed in sunshine, and has obtained pictures of waves of sound, these last being made visible by method in which advantage Is taken of the iTeg. ular refraC ton of light by tho waves set in vibration by sound.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

cf vision, Noises M tha Head Che vital fluid pass ing unob5ervsd ia the urine, and many other als. eases that lead to insanity and death
 Dr. MANTfEs, who is $ regular physcian lgrliluats of the Uniyorsty of PannEggsnal a agree to forfeit $500. for case ol tlbs kind the FliBl Restorative under h8 special advice and treatment) will not cure, or for anything Impure or injurious found In It. DIR. MANTIE treats sll private diseases slscssg fully without mercury COnsultntion Free. Thorough examination and advice including Hnalv. Eis of urine, % %. Price Of VITAL AsSroRArIyF s3 0O . bottle, CT four times the quantity s6, ssnt to any address upon receipt Of price, or c O. D sBslire frcm observation, md in private name II desired. bs
 A. N. aEEMTIE, M. Bb
 II Kearncy street. San Francisco Cal
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
$500 RE WARD.

Cross on left hip. Ear maTks-crop of right and unier-cut in each ear.
 The above reward Bill be paid by the uH+ dcrsigned fer information tbat will lead to ue conviction 9f any one guilty of defaeing altering. CT iH any way changing the above described brands or car marks or stealing cattle bearing them.
 l,aRge--NtcNillcn, Post Office address Globe. Gila County, 4. T.
 aug. 9-tfl P. STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

For testing gold, make liquid con sisting of nitrlc acid one ounce, water two drams and muriatic acid one-half scruple. Mix the ingredients well and keep the solution in a bottle with glass stopper. With a glass rod which mas been dipped in the mixture touch the metal and watch the action. If no effect is produced on the metal, it is either gold or gold-platod If the gold is very low, or less than nine karat, the acid will boll green, and base metal is at once detected by the mark left by the acid. To test silver, apply a drop of solution of nitric acid, three ounces, water one ounce and bichromate of potash one-half ounce, and wipe off the drop imme- diately with sponge and water. If R blood-red mark results, the metal is silver or the article silver.plated.-- Mining and Scientific Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
s500 REWARD.

S,tsf Five hundred dollars
 E will be paid upon tha coHyictiono of any persaR
 caught stealing or kills \ iEg any cattle with tbS ers-BN eg s above brand or with BE S@s.t .ss1.-ls gon inc left ribs and shoulder, CT { diamond bar on the middle of tEe left side. SEeep-cr0p oil the lefe ear, two gli,s CT the right
 Post CficC--Phenix, A. T. scpt 22-iyl J. M. X 4. A. WARD. e
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
The Great EngIlall Ramedy.

Ia1 never falling cure Tor Nervous debility exhaust
 cd vitality, Seminal wusk
 ness, spernatorrhm, LssT MANH0oD, Iinpotsncy
 Paralysis, pr0ststcrrhmd, aud all the terrible effects et self,abuse, youthialiol
 lisg and eIcessoa in Ea. turcy years such ss ioSs oi memory, LAsdtuds, Nocturnal emissions, aver.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

While the deferred rains work in- convenience and damage in many eases there IS no real cause for alarm, The year 1877, up to about the goth of August, was dry like the present, but then the bottom dropped out and there,eamc a ten foot raise in Salt river. The water then receded to Q fording stage for a few days when there came another ten foot raise, September is often a very wet month in this section. .--Phenix Gazette,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
GREG0RY INSTITUTE,
Tucson, Arizona.

DR. AND MRS. U. GREGORY, LATE of California College, will open Day aud Boarding Schooi-Septombe 3d, lSs5, For further particulars apply tn
 U. GREGORY, Tucson, AT. iulylS-Im
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
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z <. . <. E E .ib1NkLFlssi kYENM TfaEa GREAT NHM N s%sssa@srapss,sss tANsU ESTsgEAfsT HEN. N 9ssAk N9 ESta EMENG NkE N4. A1s 3 mad Nerve TONIC IA1l *eS v is the legitimate re- IE s " s3 2 1 s92 M suit of over 20 years ls l:: of practical experi- IFAl ls'.s "A z.S AT H ence, and CURES NflNUVEMEtNsls 2 Nervous and i'iysi- cal Debility, Sef.siu- al Weakness, SpermattOrrma, PrOstathOr- rhga, Emissions, lmpotency, Exhaqsted Vitality. Premature Decline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, In all its complications, and from whatever cause produced, ItenricheS and 9urifies the Blood strengthens thc Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Repro ductiye Organs, Physical and Mental Fac nlties. It stops any unnatural dehiiitating strain on the system preventing iHvolun- tary lUsses, debilitatihg dreams, seminal losssS with the urine, etc, so destructive to mind and body. II IS sure ellninator of all KIDNEY and BLADDER COM PLANTS. It contains no Injurious ingre- dients. To THOSE sJFFERIgG FROM THE EVIL EFFECTS OF NUTTuVTI. ISpEzCRE- TONS OF EXcEssEs, A SPEEDY, TlIpEeUGH AND PERMANENT CURE Is GGABAN- FEED. Price, $2 50 per bottle. or five bot ties In case, with full directions and advice, for SIC. Sent secure from observation to any address upon receipt of price, CT (. 0. D. To be had only of
 DR. c. D. SALFiELO, 215 KEksNY ST., San Francisco, Cal Consultations strictly confidential i,V hshT or at office. ERfE. For the conSeiifc5scp ~ patients and in or der Go insure perfect secrecy, have adopt ed q private address, under which all pack ages will be forwarded
 Trial Bottle Free Taf,'7 a5 stn 'f k 'G1s ssa. o ts any one applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age. Communications strict ly confidential. ian 2f-f
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
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NIasonic.

Regular communication of White Monp- tain Lodge. No. 8, A K. X A. NJ. meets Thursdays on or succeeding each fun Moon. soiollrEng Brefiiren ifi good stard- lug cordially invited
 Ny order 0f the WtM.
 w Ei COOK, aag7fii sewctsry,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
ss@OO Reward.
To Capital Seeking investment

' OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- E Cst in tbe TWO copper claims, with 2. large amount of high grade copper orc in sight Plenty of Waod and water on tie claims. ] want &95GG9 to buy outstanding interests, dertltp claipis gnd put them in bullion pTGUHrng cnHGitiom. ] VIII repay this :5.0OO aglt pf lie filst rGnptr produced. !eaying you y itt a CEg-haIf interest il two tteu works op prowrty. Y1l can secure yourself by Grcas to claims and all ita- VroyeiEepts UEt!l IIUnry is paid back. then divide property aud @ rllgaE.
 Who wants 0 investigate this in good fajfi?
 Cal gF CT address JOHN p. BURGESS, DJniap I'osiraice. Graham County. AriHO- Ha, ys2 k'Uyt Grant. sept. S-n
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15
SasO Ie Ew ARD.

as,4 Tie above reward NyiA N E zs.srGFA be paid for the detection
 and conviction of any person or persons caught X stealing 0T killing any sw,EW SW cattle of the above brand. S4ksAs JOHN KENNEDY,
 Globe A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

One of the odd consequences of the cholera in Europe is the probable rise in the price of ralsins in America. The doctors have stated very emphat- ically that fruit gathered in cholera districts may transmit the disease quite as efficiently as rags or baggage. It is quite likely, therefore, that an embargo wlll be laid on the Spanish raisins of this year, and if this is the case, the California grape-growers will find a better market for their product than they have ever before had.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

The official surveys, plans, and sec tions of the AngIo-American Ship Canal from Kingston har5or to Gal way bay, have been completed by the surveying ard engineering staff, and submitted to a conference of some of the most eminent engineers of thls and foreign countries. The plans and sections fill two ponderous volumes four feet square, and seem to be elab- orateiy prepared. The undertaking is sand to be powerfully supported, as obylating the chief hazards of trans Atlantic navigation between England and America, besides the enormous advantages 1t wlll confer upon Ireland, several stations along its line forming entrepots for direct trade with Amer lea on one hand, and England on the other.-Miniug and Scientific Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

England, with a population of 25,- 100000, sends 5000 students to her two universities; Scotland, with her 100000, has G,5OO university stu dents; Germany, with 48,O0O,00O, sends 23,500 to her numerous universities; end New England, with a population of i, 4,lOO0OO, has 1000 students in her eighteen universities and colleges. Ac. cording to the above figures, Scotland leads all the rest in the matter of the most general diffusion of university education among her people. She sends to the university one in every 6l5 of her population. Then New England comes next with one in ,O25. Germany stands third, and educates one in every 2,042; while England ed- ucates only one in 5000 of her popu- lation.-Minipg and Scientific Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-15

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Jour LOTS ON WALNUT STREET AT AUG
Il toni will sell on Tuesday, July 2S, at p. m,
al of lot 9, block 90 Dayton Irvines addition to
St Paul This property is situate at the corner of
Walnut and Pleasant avenue. and will make very
convenient homes for those who have to attend to
business early and late. Terms very easy. p. T.
Kavanagh, auctiOneer. 2O6-2O9
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AUCTION SALES.
Joseph RothschiId.

ZINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION-THE LARG-
est furniture sale of the season. Contents of
the twenty-room house, No. 275 East Eighth street.
corner OF Rosabel street. will be sold at public
auction, without reserve. Monday. July %, at 10
O'Clock y M consisting Of one fine parlOr set of
seven pieces, marble top bedroom sets in mahoga-
ny walnut and cherry, springs, mattresses feather
beds and pillows quilts and blankets, wardrobes,
eommodes, dressers, tables, chairs and rockers
dining-room and kitchen furniture. two large fine
ranges. two heating stoves, handsome Brussels
and ingram carpets. hall and stair carpets. deco
rated chamber sets, crockery and glassware. Do
not TAIL 70 attend this great sale Remember il is
on Monday, July %, at 10 O'Clock a. m, No. 255
last Eighth. corner Of Rosabel street Joseph
Rothschild. auetioneer 2Oj-S
HORSES, WAGONS. BUGGIES AND HARNESS,
Il at auetion-I will sell in the rear OF Nichols
livery and sale stable. the vacant lot facing St.
refer street, between Third and Fourth streets.
wednesday morning. July 90 at IL O'Clock, twenty
Ave head Of work and drive horses, three second
hand wagons. hve buggies, one platform spring
wagon and ten sets single buggy harness. The
above stock, etc. viii be sold without any reserve
whatever, and parties in search of a bargain will
hnc IT to their interest to remember the day time
and place. Joseph Rothschild, auctioneer. 2OS-lO
CITY REAL ESTATE. STOCKS OF ANY KIND
~ OF merchandise at stores assignees', credit
ors', mortgages or trustees sales at auction
made a specially Reasonable terms and satsfac-
ton given, Joseph Rothschild, auctioneer, %
West Third street. 2Os
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FOR SALE.
THE HOTEL DE Ratio,

At Red Wing. MINI. a three-story brick building on
the corner OF Plumb and Fort streets. Also a good
barn and lot in the OF building. For terms sa
dress Joe Ratio. Red Wing, Nina ie2-22s
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p. I. Kavanagh.

VTERY ELEGANT RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON
DaytOns Bluff, adjoining the residence of
Hon. +. II. Kelly, ut auctiOn.-I will sell at auc-
ton on the premises, on Wednesday, August 5, at
O'Clock p sharp, lots !, 3 s. I0sll r. IS, II,
20 81 and %, of block IS, Lyman Daytons addition
TO ST Paul This beautiful property lies on Day
tons bluff, Immediately adjoining the elegant res
idence grounds of Hon. p. II. Kelly on the south,
and having a frontage on Hoffman and Maria
avenues The lots in question 50x153 in size,
and command one of the finest and most cOmpFe-
hensive views of ST. Paul obtainGble from any
point within the limits of the city. The railroads,
the business portion of the city, the residence
portion, the West side, the bridges and the wind
ing course of the Father of Waters until il is lost
10 sight 200 feet below at the foot of the bluff,
forms one of the finest views in the country. Fhe
mind could not conceive better location for
home, although in the heart of the city. The
pure, fresh. bracing air, and the fine surround
ings give the property the beneficial effects OF a
suburban villa site Terms made known here
after. +. I. Kavanagh, auctiOneer. 2O7-2O9
1O0 LOTS IN THE FOUNDRY ADDITION AT
lOO auction 1 will sell at auction on the
premises on Saturday, Aug. s. at O'Clock p. m.
100 lots in the well-knOwn Foundry addition to
st. Paul This addition is too well known TO need
extended description, il viii be sufficient TO state
that IL is the very center of many valuable manu-
featuring enterprises, among which NAV be men,
toned the new Iron Rolling mill. the St Paul
foundry, the Manitoba shops, the Northern Pa
eife shops, etc; also its educational advantages
can be shown by the completion of the new Cor
man school. a depot viii be also built on the
property at the intersection of Como avenue and
the St Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad
This sale will give to the laborer and mechanic a
chance TO get home the most reasonable
terms. p. It. Ravanagh auctioneer. 1919
A MOTHER CHANCE TO OBTAIN A LOT IN
n Stinson. Brown s Ramsey's addition will
sell at auction, on the premises on Friday, Au-
gust at p. m, IS lots in Roger < COleman's
subdivision of block % of Stinson, Brown & Ram
sey's addition 20 81. Paul This property is ad-
mirably situated, being bounded by Clifton, View
Palace and James streets, and intersected by Full
ton street. Its convenience Is unuupGtiOnpd
being but about three blocks from the street rail-
way, schools and churches. thrifty. growing and
enterprising neighbOrhOOd, all cOnspire TO make
this property especially desirable site!fOr homes
for the middle class those whose means are
moderate. Terms easy. p. t. Kavanagh, auc-
uoneer. 207-9
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NOrton,s

Real Estate and Steamship Agency southeast
corner Third and Jackson streets, st. Paul, and
226 Washington avenue SOUTH Minneapolis.
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LINE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Il will sell at auction. on the premises, corner
OF Grove street and Broadway, on Tuesday, August
ii, at O'Clock p m, one triangular piece of
ground IL feet on Broadway, by 65 feet ON Grove
street, with depth of about 20 feet. Upon this
lot IL. block 4, of Daytons addition, lot 54xl50,
with good house both buildings are supplied with
Phalen water. This property is admirably stu
ated for business and will prove to be one of the
safest investments yet made this season. p. T.
Kavanagh, auctiOneer. 2O7-9
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WANTED TO BUY.
XLTANTED to buy, = good seecni-hanl hand print
w ing press Address II S. Globe ONCE. 2
INTANTED-To buy . saloon; can pay cash; state
w location, price and rent Address J r. this
Office.
w ANTED-TO buy Orrent,a restaurant. Address
w i2k Globe.
ITANTED-A ten-fOot standing desk. also one
w cylinder desk second hand. A b. Scoyflle.
room %. German American bank.
w ANTED-To buy second hand grocery axtures,
w counters. shelving, scales. desk. etc. Ad-
dress ID s Globe Office
w ANTED-To buy good mich COW cheap fer
w cash Address. stating price. J 3. Globe
yXTANTED-To buy secondhand engineers
w level, cheap. Address L. Globe once. S
w ASTED-To buy . secondhand type-vriter in
w good repair. Address stating terms and
make Of machine. y. boz SEQ, winona. MINI
ITANTED-A 5e-inch bicycle, must be cheap.
w Address II W. care Globe.
INSTRUCTION.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

A YOUNG man wants situation in private family;
N have good experience to drive and take of
horses: good references furnished Address F,
this office 207
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

First-class plumber. D Harrington
Wv g Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-27

A YOUNG Scandinavian man wants a situation in
n private family; not afraid of work. Address
A c, this Office.