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Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

At Los Angeles, Gala, there is a
woman who is selling small fruit and
vegetables TO educate herself in MUSIC.
She has been, she says, starved for
music all her life but now, At 40
years of age in spite Of poverty and
encouragement, she is cultivating her
voice, which is really fine one. An
odd and pitiful sight was this woman,
with her broad sun hat and linen dus-
ter, at the piano, the other day, play
ing and singing fol- a wealthy ladyin
valid while her vegetable wagon stood
waiting 1T the door
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

Mother" said Johnny de Wigs.
They find great difficulty IN preserv-
ing the dEelisk." "Well, replied the
old lady, tits because they don't put
enough sugar in, and" why,
they dOnA put any sugar at all inf
interrupted Johnny, somewhat aston
lshed. mo sugar in preserves ejac-
ulated Mrs. de Wigs; ats no won
der they can't preserve it, then. I've
preserved most every kind of fruit ex-
cspt ubelisks, and I'm just certain that
if they'd put in pound OF sugar to a
pouhG Of obelisk they'd preserve beau
fnl."-Pittsburg Chronicle.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02
To Capital Seeking Investment,

r OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER-
'~t IN The tpn eapptr claims, with 4
large amount Of HIGH Grade rap3Hr ore III
sight Plenty IL wccf end R#ftF IN tie,
claims. ! want SG5.Wap to hly ortstsnGiN1
Interest,". develop ciaimS and psf Them iii
bullion producing condition } Will repay
this SS5.A0a cut ~ the FIRST rar1pr pftrlrted,
leaving Sou with ia nnr-half interest In two
good developed ciaiitis, With good rctluc-
ton works on property You can secure
yourself by deeds 10 claims and all I'M
proyeRapntS until money Is paid back, then
divide property aud 20 ahiad
Who wants 10 investigate his III good
faith9
Call on on address JOHN n. BURGESS.
Dunlap Pnstoffice, Graham County Afizo-
ma, via Fort Grant sept 8-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02
whore the Danghter ogI..ga Il.

Anxious Mother Well, darling, did
you have d pleasant time?
Charming Daughter Oh! 10 nice.
George was All attention, and We had
oysters twice and terrapin and canvas
back duck He Is 81 liberal.
Anxious Mother (hoarsely) retched
girl you have ruined your chances for
life Rather would ! have heard d tale
qf 4 galk honie to save car fare Pllila
daiplia galI.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

A Boston writer declares it to be a
matter of fact rather than Of Fancy that
there is more nutriment in q dark than
white-shelled egg. The white Of q white
sheiled egg il like milk Of lime water,
while that Of dark eggs has substance, il
gelatinous ID appearance, and viii hold
together If lifted few inches. and, ii il
claimed, il one-third more valuable for
any culinary purpose Exchange,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

Nobody outside of the profession has
any idea how difficult 1t is for an cd
itor to please some of his patrons.
For instance: A Western paper an
nounCes as follows: MIR. Mcguire
will wash himself bsfore he as
sunies the ofiea of sheriff" This made
Mcguire mad; and he demanded re-
traction, which the paper made thus:
'Mr. Maguite requests us to deny that
he will wash himself before he as
sumss the office of sheriff" Oddly
enough this only enraged Mcguire the
more. Souis people are so hard to
pleases-Te&as Siftings.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

Some time ago it was announced
that Sucer, the African explorer, had
discovered an elixir which would sus-
tain life without ordinary food and
drink. A despatch from Rome says
he has finished his task of subsisting
on his wonderful liquor for thirty days
without being at all exhausted. The
most important feature of the affair
lies in the fact that the life-sustaiulng
liquid can be manufactured very
theaply. Perhaps great economic
problems are to be solved in the near
future by means of Succi's African
herbs.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

A special to the New York World
says: Public Printer Benedict is rails
ing the axe. There were 500 discharge
tickets printed at the office to-day and
it is said they will be put in use early
Monday morning. The services Of
200 are to be dispensed with by the
middle Of the week. This has to be
done in order to reduce the expenses
to within the appropriation. Mr..
Benedict estimates that at least three
and possibly five hundred more can be
dropped without impairing the prog
ress Of the business, but that 1t could
be transacted much more expeditions
ly. The Office is to be thoroughly
oVerhauled and managed on economi-
cal and business principles.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

Sir John Lubbock, who has spent
many years in studying the habits of
ants and insects, has at present in his
possession one of the ssrangsst domes-
tic pets ever exhibited. 1t Is tame
wasp, which recognizes his voice,
comes at his call, eats sugar from his
hand, and allows him to stroke it with
his finger, even on that portion of its
anatomy where its sting is situated.
The wasp seems to be quite happy in
its captivity, and although it greatly
enjoys an outing" at Sir Johns com
mand 1t promptly returns to its bottle,
which it seems to regard as home.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

L@ REehmmss aoIden Balsnpa No.
Cures Chsnegss, hFss ard second stages:
Sores on tbs Lega and Body; Sore Ears,
Eyes, NoGs, etc, copper-colored Brotchas,
ssphilitic Catagfh, diseased Scalp, and All
pgfmAry forms OF khe disease known "a
kyphiiia. Price, sA 90 per Kettle,
L. Richansa Golden BsIsnrn No. y
CUfeE-TsrtiAIy, Mereurial 6yphiiitlc Rhen.
matsEn, Paint 10 the Bones, Pains IN tbs
Head, back d the NECK, ulcetntea Sore
Throat, eyphiiitic Rash, Lumps and con.
tSacted Cords, Stiffness Of The Limbs, and
graduates ell disease FROM the Rystent
whether caused BY indsscretion or 1lsnag
of Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Price rs 90 per Bottle.
LIE Hfehaw'a Golden spanish Anti
dOGe for the cure Of Gonorrhoa, Gleet,
Irritation Gravel ard Rll Urinary or Geni.
tal disarrsngements. Price % 50 per
Eottles
lie aiehan's Golden spanish In
lection, Tor severe casas Of Gonorrhpa,
Iafamsnasory elect styictures,&c Price
81 SO per 9uGtle.
lie EeSchRuss Golden Otntzment
for the effective healing 81 syphiiEtic Sores,
and tr1pHons, Price 81 90 per Box
LIE RAehRuis Golden pEits-Nprve
and Brain treatment; loss Of phyiAeal pow
efs excess or Orsr-work prostiAtion, etc.
Price az 90 per Hox.
Tenie and NervIne,
Sent everywhere G. b. D., securely peaked
per express.
c. #, RICHARDS a. co. AgeEts.
Ss7 & 40 Sansuma street. Corner Clay,
san Francisco Cal
CIRCULAR MAILED FREE.
febl3 -Iy
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

shoulder. on diamond bar ON tle middle
Df the left side. Shrrp--trOp 90 tie K0
ear, two Sits on the right. 81.
Past Ofiicc-Fhenix. y. T.
sept 22-Iyl J. III. & 4. A. WARI.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

The failing of of 50 pei 9Sht-which
is about. 86,00OOOO Bushels in the
wheat yigla' Of Russia (. fact which
will doubtless have bearing OH the
Question of wheat prices. Russia is
one of the largest wheat-producing
COuhtass i'll TIE world outside our
6w Ghf Is tEs b5fi'iiiutcciilpal rival. 81 tRe'
United States in the sales Of this com.
modify in the markets of Europe, The
reduction in Russia's wheat yield,
therefore, will doubtless insure a mar
ket for the whole of the American
crop, at some advance over present
prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

The American Cultivator predicts
that the heat from the center Of the
earth viii yet be used for all man S
domestic needs. 1t is to be hoped that
this prophecy will not be fulfilled.
Some impatient crook would be Ger.
tain to pour kerosene down the central
fiue and the earth would be blown
into little pieces. The scientific pre-,
Hictions of the day are most alarming,
but may be taken cum grano sails,
which put into Bostone5e means with
a minute patticlo 81 chloride of so.
dunn"
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02
$500 REWARD.

Cross on left hip. Far marks-Top of
right and undcT-cWf in each ear.
The above reward viii he paid by The at
drrsigned fol information that BiiI lead 80
the conviction If any one guilty Of dcfaeing,
altering, or In any way changing tie aboyvt
described brands or CaI marks ar stealing
cattle bearing them.
Range--McMillt.n, Post Office address
Globe, ella County, A. r.
aug. 9-tfl r. STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02
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(TRE SFEcIAEIsT,)
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Diseases with Wonderful Success.


is A HEyI,E PAIRING cURE
fs Nettpnf Heldlity, Seas-
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Vitality. Spefmat0rrhua,
.ki0ST {EtNEF 8slR. In.
FVtsueg, ParAlrSiS rfosis-
teTfaea, and 80 tha tyfrl-
bic elseits II SER abuse
.yupthfGi lollies ana excess
ia m&pirer years. Srch IS
loss ~ Memory, LaEsitude,
A0ctaFNai fuission. aver
sion ~ society, Buaness II
Vision, Noises ia the Head.
Intoxicating IEnuars.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02


the vital rfda passing unofsetVcd In thu urine AID
many OIL tt liGsasts that leal 80 i3s1iJy AID araih
nF. MEAFkE. wh3 Is a regnia1 pl,y1 iciaI, Graduate
II the Un,Yer5ty cf Pennsylvania VIII sKpe forfeis
@l8ss, for Il tbs Kiid the Vital k4estRratfyr
C0nder hiB special advice and tPeGtnentl VII HNt
cure Or Tot anything impure injurious found in IL
RW. mYNTKE treats all private diseases sliecck
fully without mercury, Consultation E'Fee.
sis Of urine SIS co. Prise Of }IyAL REsToRsrlyE - so
q bottle, or four times tire quantity, S5 Seft "a
any address upon receipt 81 pgicp OF c, O. r.. secure
freiA ohseryation and b private Name ifdtsiFess,
Wr. Mimic. 10 kcaFn5 street. SnEt FFls.rIs-
CO. G'al. Send fol Isl NJ nugstiana and lnNfi ii
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02

DIR. MENTEE'S Kidney Remedy Ne.
phretieuus. cures AZ Nal oth ilney and Bladder
Complaints t.llHuFrbdsR SHEET LeuearrhUa etc Fer
aate by al druggists 81 hsbta gN bottles for g.
pR. MES1E&'S Dnmdeti0m PfIis ore thes
bes aj,g s9tapege n1SFHRssE and RElElsls cure
IN taa Fnarkek FaT's29a ~ all dTtggists InaI iy
Arizona silver belt., 1886-10-02
SAMPLE RoTTLE FREE

WIN be sent b any Supplying BY eJttF E4sEp synp
umg sex and age. strict seclCcy III Ng3El to an bust
ness TRANSACTIONS.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07

BOsToN, Jan. The Aichison, Tone
ka & Santa Feraiiroad directors met this
morning ard declared the usual dividend
Of one and one-hslf per cent. payable
February 18Th. The company hiss issued
circular notifying the stockholders
that certain new lines in the state of
Kansas have BEEN acquired, which the
managers believe will be self sustaining
from the start.
The total mileage which it proposes to
construct, work on some OF the roads
having been commenced already, is
about $50 miles, and the estimated cost
Is So 100000. toward which there will
DC Soc2I a.s .. :Hc extent tof STGG 600
leaving So 600 600 to be provided.
The AtchlsOn, Topeka & Santa Fe
company has ayr ed to construct and
equip about 450 miles of the Chicago
Kansas 81 Western railroad on certain
conditions The directors have decided
&c offer the first mortgage and income
bonds of the Chicago, Kansas s. Western
to the stockholders in blocks of 1000
each.
All subscriptions must be received at
the office of the company in this city be-
fore January % For each 1000 cash
the Atchlson company will deliver
81 600 of the first mortgage per cent
gold bonds of the Chicago, Kansas s.
Western railroad company, having forty
years to run, interest payable half year
ly, principal and interest being guaran.
iced by the Atchisou, Topeka 81 Santa
Fe railroad company, and $500 of the
same company's currency 6 per cent in
come bends haYing forty wears to run
Ten per cent must be paid in cash on
notice of the acceptance of subscription,
! ten per cent within thirty DAYS theFeaf.
ter and the remainder as called. but NOT
| TO exceed twenty per cent in any one
month.
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RANGS.

Now that "baugs'' are in hot retreat,
and We begin TO see all of the lovely
faces of our wives and daughters once
more, the question frequently asked,
whence the customI Where did the
fashion originate.
In an able review of the question the
Boston Times traces the custom to AfEi-
ca, where the method Of cutting the hsir
and "frizzlinR" it has long been in vo-
que. But We know better than that. The
introduction of bangs came about in this
way. In Holland the people are very
practical and very economical. The Wo-
men necessarily possess these character
Issics in-an eminent degree. as the pGtET
requires all the surplus OF cash in the
family treasury for beer and tobacco The
families in Holland are old fashioned 10
slze-that is, numerous, and the barbel
becomes an expensive luxury So. q!
occasion demands, the mother calls her
loved ones to her knee, and turning 1
quart bowl over the juvenile head, witt
q pair of shears che follows around clos
TO the edge OF the inverted bowl, cuItinl
all the hair projecting below 1t Tbi
tonsorial operation is soon over with
and 1t has the merit Of cheapness. T
distinguish the male from the female
the mothers '-friEz" the frontal stubbs @
the girls, leaving the boys untouched.
Now, this was the origin Of "bangs.
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THIRD PATTY KOYEKENT.
Sc John ~ the Whtsisy Opera aeess
a Great Gathering AntaslpAesd.

| &c. John ~ the whitley Opera ac1so-
a Great Gathering AnttslpAesd.
The evening OF Thursday the It'll inst
has been fixed upon for the meeting q
the Whitley opera bouse Of the
admirers of Ex-Governor St. John
and who are also Interested IN ihs
third party movement. St. John Is 5
fluent speaker. well up In 1.-THE topics
which are proposed to be discussed and
t1e opera house will undoubtedly be
packed 20 welcome and to hear him.
The significance Of this meeting can
only be told by the events that may fol-
low. As third party movement It's
significance IL of far deeper import than
if heralded as purely prohibition
movement. As . prohibition party, its
sources of gain would be confined 10
one element. As Q third party it may
draw from ali, 20 greater or less de-
gree. but will receive lite largest and
most valuable acquisitions from the
ranks of the Republicans, aim
ply because there are large
numbers of the members OF
that party who haYe become dIsgusted
with It for various reasons and who
want to leave IL, and yet do not desire 70
go direct 70 the Democratic camp. To
this class the third party will undoubt-
edly endeavor to offer the mount where
on :heir political ark can rest, and the
wisdom OF the halfway halt between the
two dominant parties must be left for
time to settle. St. John is entitled % b.
heard, and being an eloquent speaker, 1t
will probably repay everyone to attend
tho meeting
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LABOR AND CAPITAL

The Age Of Steel has srInIed an Issue
containing articles from the pens OF
we'll known men upon the subject of the
relation OF labor and capital.
1t Is our opinion that two-thlrds of the
difficulties arising between employer
and employed arises from an utter disre.
gard tor the welfare of the latter by the
former. The laborer is rung ID, or whis-
lied 10, at seven O'Clock In the morning,
and goes out at 9 p. m. The employer
is only interested in his employe to the
extent of seeing that he reports on time,
works faithfully through the day, and
that he does not quit before six.
The laborer is . reasonable man. He
sees that 1t is simply the labor of his
hands that Is bought and so his concern
for the welfare OF his employer outside
of . strict adherence to rules ceases. II
may go further than this. 1t may engen-
der as sustere indifference to the concerns
of the wealthy employer as is exercised
towards him. If the employed is sick,
or Is in trouble, the employer knows
nothing about it and cares less.
A kindly regard for the interests of
the emploYe, Oh the part of the en-
ploYer, would kindle similar kindly in
terest In the heart of the employe, and
the relations OF labor and capital would
be materially changed. Too often labor
Is employed by INSCRIPTIONS agents,
many OF whom, perhaps unknown TO
those having their money invested. put
burs under the saddle they ride.
There is q responsibility attaching to
the use OF wealth reaching beyond the
amount Of interest 1t brings. This re-
sponsIbilItY cannot be shirked OF put
upou deputy shoulders.
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nj, : -, ,,,v..r,aa

In the British Medical Journal DR.. n )
Roberts Of Eng aad, dis d sses tins eff q :
OF liquors, tea, coffee ana COCOA on dl-
gestion, All of Them retard the chemi-
cal processes, but most of them etImu-
late ths glandular activity ana muscular
ccnsrafions. Distilled spirits retard the
saiivary or peptlc digestion but slightly
when spariugly used.
Wines were found 90 be highly ibiurl-
Gus to sslivIry digestion. On peptic di-
gestion all wines exert resarding in
fuence. They stimulate the gisndniaT
and muscular activity of the stomach.
EherVescent wines exert the greatest
amount Of good with the
least harm TO digestion. When
oHeis digestion is out of order every
things goes Swry. unless, as in the case
Of Z. T. Seals of BelIsire. Ohio. who had
dyspepsia for seven years, the digestive
apparatus is kept In apple-pie eating
order by Warmers T1ppecanoe the best
appetite producer and regulator in the
world
Tea, even in minute quantities, com,
pletely paralYzes the action of the saliva
The tannIn in strong tea is injurious.
Weak tea should be used, if at ali.
Strong coffee and cocoa are also ipjur-
Ious If used in excess.-IRe CosRa0poti-
tan
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The people living around the bays OF
the Chesapeake, who minister 70 our ap-
petite for oysters, are . very peculiar
people. They are law unto themselves.
The recent fights between these people
and the officials who are trying to en-
force the law framed with q view to the
preservation OF the oyster beds, has been
an annual occurrence, we believe, since
the days Of Lord Baltimore. The Mary
landers fight the Virginlans a. invaders,
and the latter the former. These people
have been reared on the water, are ex-
pert boatme0, and their isolated condi-
ton has been the cause OF their deplora-
bly, ignorant condition. Seyen- tenths OF
the people of the Peninsula can neither
read nor write. During the war. how
ever. they were loyal, end were used
in protecting the coast from blockade
runners, and the telegraph wire and
cable to Ft. Monroe from the raids OF
the rebels. They are very hospItable,
dsnsely ignorant, but 3 CHEEKY classl
smong uhena the traveller passes many
pleasant days. CrIsaeld, one of the town.
ID the oyster secilon, hasa foundation
slmos. wholly Of oyster shells. Thil
ipvr has been builssince the war, and
vas started Without dessgn, from "a
oyster factory beiag besit o.. he edee q
he water. The ppepcra dsupred shstl
shells through she door, ana afI1r ilIe5
49, eflaelSs,, 49, fts,1<,il - E.ss,ll
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FOREIGN NEWS.
AN INVITATION no eLADsroNE.

An INVITATION TO GLADSTONE.
LONDON, Jan. 5-Laie last month Mr..
John Jennings. who is connected with
the London News agency which sup
Piles the American press with much
English news. wrote a letter TO Nj. Glad
stone inviting him to visit America.
The letter assured Mr. Gladstone that
he would be received in America with
the hearuest welcome, and the writer
venlured TO express The opinion that a
personal investigation of the workings
OF the constitution of the Unlted States
on the part of Mr.. Gladstone would
be productive of most important results
such as the results CT no amount of read
ing would enable him to attain. Such
investigation, it was suggested, would
! enable him TO deal with the question of
home rule tor ireland with Tar greater
degree OF confidence.
The letter further stated that America
generally believed that Mr.. Gladstone
was the only man able to grspple sue
cessfully with this question.
In substantiation OF this statement
dispatch from New York to that effect
was enclosed in the letter. a reply TO
this letter has Just been received from
HAwARDoE, Jan. 4.-Dear Sir: l
could not regard such an invitation as
you transmitted on the 23d otherwise
than as an incident requiring nv best
consideration for 8 chance that II Election
may open tn me some way of compli-
ance- l am sorry, however, to report
that / have not been able to arrive
at the result. My physical
strength is not such as would permit
me 10 undertake voyage to America,
and The imperative demands on my time
and thought, IN connection with the
present state OF public affairs. allow no
intermission Of attention. The invita-
ton itself, however. constituted a new
tie OF feeling with America 1
shall ever remember it with thankful
ledge that SO msny friendly eyes are
watching the course of events IN this
country with refere nee to Ireland will be
new incentive to the performance of
a pariotic and philaniropic Eduty. l
remain, dear sir, your faithful servant.
w E GLADSTONE.
To John Jennings, ESQ.,:
It is declared on high authority that
Mr., Gladstone was disposed to accept the
invitation. He is willing to risk his
health in voyage TO America, but the
political uncertainty has so far prevent
ed him from making the trip. He may
moss hlv be induced to visit The United
States I'm the autumn after the conclusion
of The coming session of parliament.
Mr.. Gladstone has summoned the lib
ersl members of parliament to attend
meeting on the 10Th inst He has pri-
va,ely promised them that he will then
make frank statement of the principles
upon which he proposes 10 settle the
Irish question.
BRITISH RULE CEASES To FxTsT.
DUBLIN, Jan. The Daily Express,
the organ of the lOvalists in Ireland,
says that British rule has virtually
ceased 10 exist in the south western dis
trict nf ireland The National League
is the only government recognized by
The people, sud II is ruling them with a
rod of iron The disclosure of the
names nt the victims would jeopardize |
their lives.
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should YOU contemplate q trip to
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlantis. So
saHnah, Ga, Charleston, $. c., Jackson
vile. Florida, OF in fact any point IN the
south or southeast. il will be to your ia.
terest to examine the advantages over
al other lines offered by the ST, Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern railroad
"ITon Mountain ROutes in the way OF
fast time, elegant equipment, &C.
At present daily train is run from
Saint LOUIS Grand Union Depot, At
tached 20 which viii be found an ele-
egant Pullman Palace sleeping car,
which runs through to Nashville, Tenn,
where direct connection is msde with
express trains of connecting lines, foI
points mentioned above. This train
connects at Nashville with the Jackson
Vile express, having Pullman Palace
sleeping car of the very finest make ct.
tachsd, which runs through TO jackson
vile, Florida, without change.
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N YoU ARE GOING

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OE1ean8,
Or 90 any point south, aod wish to have
: pleasant trip, you viii need 70 be in
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sleep5ng cars Kansas City 70 New Or.
Ieans, lie free reclining chair ears Kan
SIS City 70 Memphis tand being csef one
hundred miles the shortest line 70 the
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