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, 1886-04-21

For which outraged nature exacts heavy
penalties. is done to the bowels by persons
who with drastic, drenching purgatives
make war on those organs in order to re-
lieve their construction. Constipation is
not one Of those desperate diseases that
require desperate remedies. In fact it is
not a disease at all, but the incomplete
discharge Of a function, TO the healthful
renewal Of which Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is iarabetter adopted than drugs,
whose action is excessive, and conse-
q%uently facilitating aud injurious.
Disorder Of the liver, contsmiaa-
ton of the blood with bile,
sick headaches and d~yspeptic symp-
toms are the attendants Of costiveness.
and are likewise remedied by the bitters.
Its action is not limited to relieving the
bowels naturally and without pain. Used
with persistence, and as directed, it per
p~etuates regularity in the habit Of body.
and in the operations Of the digestive or
gsns and liver. Fever and ague, rheuma.
tism and kidney troubles are prevented
and cured by it.
, 1886-04-21
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, 1886-04-21

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
of want of weight in the back, loins and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some affection
Of the kidneys or neighboring organs. AT
tunes, symptoms ofindigestion are present
f%atuleney, uneasiness of the stomach, etc.
A moisture like Precipitation, producing a
very ~disagrceable itching, after getting
warm, is a common attendant Blind,
bleeding and itching piles yield at once to
the application Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly on the parts
effected, absorbing the tumors, a~llayine
the intense itching, and effecting a per
manent cure. Price so cents. Address
The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co, Piqua.
o. Sold by W. N. Hunt
, 1886-04-21

'taah ohh IN INV AoEhs
The tradesman from whom / acquire
my haberdashery informs me hat the
dry goods stores are running his business.
They all deal in shirts, collars, cuffs, un-
derwear and the rest for men, and mar
ried men almost invariably do their shop
ping by the proxy of their wives, instead
of going to the furnishing goods store, as
OF Did. 1t is getting so bad, he AYERS,
that unmarried men get their female rela-
tives and friends TO do the buying for
them, I'VE at the risk of having to give
them the discount in ice cream or oys-
tiers. The only hope l could hold forth
To him was to cut his prices to compete
with his formidable rivals. In fact, there
is no longer IN excuse for a man to be
short of linen or Isle thread, with shirts
selling at 40 cents apiece, as l noticed
at n store recently, and underwear at
an average Of 81 a set.
The prices of all manner of clothing
are rapidly descending to the European
level with US. A few years ago it cost
three times as much to dress decently in
New York as in London OF Paris. AS
for eating, one can feed better and
cheaper in New York to-day than in Lon,
don or Paris. For 25 cents l can buy a
healthier and a heartier meal in this city
than l ever could in the cook-shops of
London or the cheap tables d'hote Of
Paris, and l am credibly informed that
prices across the water have rather in
creased and the quality OF food deteri-
grated since my time.-New York News
"Babble.n
, 1886-04-21

A dron incident occurred in court
lately, quite unknown outside Of the
court regions. A little god-daughter Of
the queen. a remarkably clever child of
years Of age, was received by her mai
esty. She sat on the queens lap; every
affectionate attention was shown her.
The queen caressed her, gave her bon
bons, but not a word or even any notice
could be got out of the child. The little
creature sat firm, bolt upright, her little
fists clinched, her eyes fixed, gazing
straight forward.
After the audience the child was asked
why she acted so disagreeably-why she
had not replied to her majesty. "Perche, "
replied the child, solemnly, "aveva paura
cheavree una bizza." because | was
afraid l would nave a rage.) This little
Margherita e%ntertains the nursery once
in a while with what Florentine nurses
call a bizza. She throws herself passion
ately on the ground and kicks and
screams Justify. Imagine the effect il
such a scene had taken place in the pres
ence of royalty The marvel is how
those terribly rasped baby nerves, just
on the edge Of the tempest, were kept in
check by the child.-Rome Cor. Chicago
News,
, 1886-04-21

The average New Yorker of a success
full life goes downtown as soon as he
can get his breakfast and wrestles all
day with a half-dollar. He is like Jacob
and the angel in this performances.
Toward night he generally manages to
trip the half-dollar and throw it, and
swear that he viii not let it go until it
gives him the blessing of hat day. Then
he takes his coupe, or n which he hires
every day, or takes the elevated railroad,
and goes up to his lonely den in n OF
these gloomy brown-stone streets. There
he has got some s40,0 900 to 500, 900 locked
up in a piece of ground about twenty
feet front by ninety-fve feet deep. 1t is
his living coffin, and he sits up in it that
evening playing at n or another kind
Of intelligent jack-straws.--Gath's" Let
ter.
, 1886-04-21

DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes takes a
deep interest in the movement to protect
birds from slaughter. lam myself, he
says, more than tolerant OF the some
what intrusive intimacy OF the English
sparrow. No other birds outside Of the
barnyard let me come so neal them-not
even the pigeons. But still more am I
indebted to the gulls and ducks, who
during a large part of the year are daily
visitors to the estuary of the Charles, on
which l look from my library windows.
I wish they could be protected by law,
and il the law can not or viii not do it,
that public opinion would come between
them and their murderers. Not less.
certainly, do feel the shame OF the
wanton destruction OF our singing birds
to feed the demand Of a barbaric vanity"
Exchange.
, 1886-04-21

Hospitals must necessarily lack many
of the attractions of homes, but they IA
be made more pleasant than they are.
Vast, ghostly expenses of white and
naked walls. glazing in sunlight, and
glowering in twilight, are Of themselves
incentives TO death, when the spirit is
more than half weary of life. Bright
papers, or papers of any kind, are tabooed
rom hospital walls by the dicta
of hygiene. Cut Q neutIil gray g.
wisely supersede the hideous white, and
pictures are very cheap nowadays. A
few chromos, with trees and rivers, and
laughing children, and pleasant home
interiors for subjects, might be found
more serviceable than medicine to the
patient whose mind is hesitating uncon-
sciously between the apathies and the
vitalities. indianapolis Times.
, 1886-04-21

Somebody points out hat this year
came in on Friday and will go u on
Friday, and have ~lfty-three Fridays.
Two months in the year come in on Fri
day and two 90 out on Friday. There
are five months in the year that have
Ave Fridays. The phases OF the moon
change five times on Friday, and the sun
was eclipsed on March ., which fell on
Friday. The longest day in the year and
the shortest both fall on a Friday. Peo-
Pile who have a superstitious prejudice
against Friday will be apt to see strange
condolences in all this.-Philadelphia
Record.
, 1886-04-21

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich, writes: My wife has been almost
helpless for Eve years, so helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone. She
used two bottles Of Electric Bitters, and Is
so much improved that she is able o to
do her own work" Electric Bitters will
do all that is claimed for them. Hun,
dreds Of testimonials attest their great Gu
ratiye powers. Only fifty cents a bottle
at w. n. Hunt =
, 1886-04-21

A few remaining herds OF chamois in
the Berner Overland have become so shy
that they avoid the haunts OF men aver
in the coolest winters, and the Swiss
papers predict that the next protracted
frost, following a deep snow, will seal
their doom. A few troops still elude
pursuit in the wild highlands of the
Canton Tessin and in the dreary sum-
mit-regions Of the Syrian Alps, or
are petted in the Tyrolese game
preserves, but from the old hunting
grounds of the Alpen jaeger both the
channels and the ibex have, probably for
ever, disappeared. The bustard (otis
tarda), a fowl as large as a turkey, and
once a favorte game bird Of the south
England and north German sportsmen,
is found only in the sandhills of the
lower Volga. The beaver has disap-
peared from western Europe; the black
cock survives only under the protection
Of a few hunting lords. and the last lynx
Of the German hunting grounds was
killed three years G mean the head
waters OF the Isar, in southern Bavaria,
DR.. Oswald in Chicago Times.
, 1886-04-21

The quantity Of natural gas blowing
Off or going to waste is something start
ling. The amount which is not utilized
would more than furnish a city like Pitts
burg with fuel in abundance. The loss
in wastage in two districts in P~ennsylva-
mia, 1t is estimated, will reach 100, 900, 900
cubic feet per day. In the entire gas
field about 264, 900, 900 cubic feet of gas
are wasted daily-an equivalent Of 1884,
600 bushels OF coal burned in the air
representing the daily work OF $500
miners New Orleans Times-D Democrat.
, 1886-04-21

AN APT illustration of the life tenure
Of non-political Office under the English
system, is afforded by the resignation, on
account Of III health, of the clerk Of the
house of commons, after fity-fve years
Of service. Through all administrations
and under every change Of popular
opinion-and there have been violent
storms in English politics since issl-he
has ~serenely held bis place and promptly
drawn his pay Sir Thomas Erskine May,
the retiring official, is also known to fame
as author Of the latest of the standard
works on the Constitutional History OF
England.
, 1886-04-21

When once the young sole has taken
permanently to lying On his left side he
is no longer able to swim vertically; he
car only wriggle along sideways on the
bottom, with a peculiarly slow, sinuous,
and undulating motion. In fact. il
would be apositive disadvantage to him
to show himself in the upper waters,
and for this very purpose nature, with
her usual foresight, has deprived him
altogether of a swim bladder. by whose
aid most other fishes constantly regulate
their specific gravity, so as to rise or
sink at viii In the surrounding medium
-Cornhin Magazine.
, 1886-04-21

TIM proposition to increase the salary of
federal iuds les upon a scale graded according
to the work they are respectively requir-
ed to do is a move in the right direction.
Of all the pitiful applications Of false
economy to the conduct Of public affairs.
the %stinting Of judicial salaries is the least
excusable and least in accord with BUSH
ness methods. The best service cannot
be had at the lowest wages, and to many
able aud competent men, honor is a poor
substitute for cash.
, 1886-04-21
Sal, water Better Than rr..n.

An analysis of the contents of the
principal grenades, tubes and other pat
ent devices for the extinction of incipi-
ent coniagrations has recently been
made by Professor Kedzie, chemist OF
the agricultural college at Larsing,
Mich. He finds that the only active in
gredient in all that he analysed is com
mon salt, and his Investigations go to
provo what is generally known, namely,
that salt water is better than fresh water
for putting out hres.-Boston Budget.
, 1886-04-21

CONSIDERING the difficulties of her sit
u%ation, Wyoming makes a good showing
in the matter Of schools, and facilities
may be expected to increase with the
growth of population until, by the time
the university shall be inaugurated, that
Institution will become the natural head Of
n thoroughly organized and effective edu-
e~atlonal system.
, 1886-04-21

Medical treatment in u t-of-the-way
Italian villages seems to partake of the
nature Of practice in the dark ages
mingled with a little local superstition.
When a person swallows a stone, the
mage" effects a sure cure by putting hot
irons on his patient and shipping slices
off his ears. Italian babies are subjected
to a bath lin red hot wine" and a feast Of
roast apples to celebrate their birth
Chicago Times.
, 1886-04-21

MucH misapprehensioa prevails abroad
as to the climate of Wyoming, the oc
c%asional severity of the winters being
greatly exaggerated and the important
fact forgotten that the thermometer docs
not always measure the effect OF tempem-
ture, which largely depends upon the
presence Of moisture Where cattle can
winter on the ranges and come out in
good condition, the climate canno rightly
be considered rigorous.
, 1886-04-21

A COLONY of gold seekers from various
lands has established itself on the frontier
Of Russia and China, and is said To be
rapidly demonstrating the existence in
Asia Of rich and extensive deposits. The
Dark Continent, also, is coming into
notice as a possible rival Of the California
Of as. Certainly, Afie's sunny foun-
tains have been rolling down their golden
sands long enough TO provoke inquiry
concerning their source, and recent er
plorntions have opened the way for pros
pecting enterprise.
, 1886-04-21

lP OPPOSITION to the employment Of
unlawful means ever TO gain lawful ends,
and readiness to c%riticise a spirit Of law
lessncss, no matter in how worthy a cause
displayed, constitute hostility to labor,
then have words lost their meaning. Per
sonal. no less than political liberty. is the
right of every citizen and its Infringement
is equally wrong, whether caused by the
domination Of majority or by the tyranny
Of one
, 1886-04-21

SHOULD the bill introduced in congress
by Delegate Carey to compel the Union
Pacific to receive patents for its lands, be-
com a law the taxable wealth Of Wyom
ing will receive a sudden and substantial
annroann
, 1886-04-21

DISCONTINUED organs are shouting no
second term for Cleveland" He is GER
tainly not acting like a man who wants to
secure a second term by sacrifice of princi-
pie and neglect Of duty in bis irst.
, 1886-04-21

A BILL has been introduced IN congress
TO prohibit the states from levying any
privilege tax on commercial travellers.
The fate Of such a measure in q Demo
cratic house is not difficult to forcsee. Sc
long as the states make no discrimina-
ton. they have the right to throw as
many impediments as they please in the
way Of their W prosperity. No state
% utterly blind to It's own interests. aud
wholly granger-guided. would be likely TO
adopt such a suicidal policy.
, 1886-04-21

PowDERLY and other leaders of the la
Dor movement have been before the con
gressional committee, but as they can dis
close nothing not already known, the re-
suit is uninteresting. When Gould's
turn comes the public will expect some
thing definite. On a former occasion of
the kind his revelations as to corporate
control of legislation created a wide sensa-
lanu
, 1886-04-21
New Advertisements
TARRANT'a
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ducing when dissolved 10
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II should be found In
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Sold BY dru0gtsfs every
, 1886-04-21

SEVEN of the crooked New York alder
men are county Democrats; SIX, Republi-
cans; four, Tammany men; and one is an
Independent This variety goes to show
that a mans politics has no very intimate
connection with his honesty.
, 1886-04-21

A SELF STYLED Democratic journal is
sometimes found in the condition of the
luke-warm church member who declared
himself a Christian, but explained that he
hadn't been working at it much, lately"
, 1886-04-21

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands. chilblains
corns and all akin eruptions, and positivel,
cures piles, or no pay required. Ii i
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, o.
money refunded. Price rs cents per box
For sale by W. N. Hunt.
, 1886-04-21

De LEssEPs declares his willingness to
guarantee the opening of the Panama
canal in 1889. By hat time the Nicara-
guam project may possibly have assumed
some definite preliminary form.
, 1886-04-21

IT Is beginning to dawn on the Amer
lean mind that the Democratic party is
something more than a joint stock. asso.
ciation for the distribution of offices.
, 1886-04-21

THE Rapid City Republican predicts
that not over $4,000 permanent inhabi-
tants will be added to the population Of
the Black Hills this year.
, 1886-04-21

Two WYOMING postmasters were con-
frmcd yesterday; }. Fl. Donkersley, at
Laramie, and John c. Friend. at Rawlins.
, 1886-04-21

CHICAGO enterprise has secured the
transfer of the strike from St. Louis to
that city.
, 1886-04-21

SECRETARY LAMAR has returned to
Washington and resumed his duties.
, 1886-04-21

Hon. 7. X. CoBB, of Indiana, is the
author Of the bill to repeal the existing
presumption and timber-culture laws.
, 1886-04-21

THE Blair education bill hangs FIRE in
the house.
, 1886-04-21

ORGANIZED labor has unquestioned
rights, but how about labor that refuses to
organize?
, 1886-04-21

II has just been discovered that the
green sands which are very plentiful
In Georgia have valuabls fertilizing
qualities.
, 1886-04-21

FREE TRIAL soa asa. S.,; 2, cases .,
a physical veal ness, lost manhood. nervous
pro.traton. result OF indiscretion, excesse~ 70
any. other cause, cured BY Aervtta, kfronE
tAith that II VIII cure every case prompts me
10 send a trial pack age on receipt OF II cents for
postage. ETC. Dr. &c. oLIs, Bon 2k2, Chicago
, 1886-04-21

Courtesy of TyO. Archives & Historical
, 1886-04-21

In all its branches by W. ELLIOTT, on Eighteenth
street, one door west of the old stand. Singlefoot
All kind of wagon work done first class.
, 1886-04-21
DESERT ENTRIES. COMPACT FORM. +.

aTd 70 the late DECISION OF the GeneraI Land Ohce, and prepare appeal
OF Experience warrants me in saying | am thoroughly posted Enauii
answered. Send for my Settlers Guide. I. ]. STA Land Al
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-21

That communicating and foreign
element in the blood, developed by
indigestion, is,he canseoirheumstism.
This settles upoa the sensitive sub
cutanc0us covering OF the muscles
and IigameDts OF the joints, causing
cops,Hnt and shifting pain, and
aggregating NJ q caicsrrous, chslky
deposit which produces Stiffness and
distortion OF the joints. No facts
which experience has demonstrated
ia regard TO Hostctter's Stomach
Ditters, has stronger evidence to
snprort than this, namely, that this
medicine OF COMPREHENSIVE uses
checks the formidable aud atrocious
disease, nor is it less positively es'
tablisbed that il ~ preferable to the
puisons often used TO arrest it, since
the medicine cou.ains only salutary
ingredients. II is also signal rem
edy for malariai fevors. constipation
dyspepsia, kidney and bladder
ailmsnts, debility and other disorders
See that you get the genuine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-21

The Caledonia Company. at
Terraville. d. T., has accomplished
something that will save it MANY
thousands Of dollars, and greatly
lessen the cost OF mining and milling
the ore. The third level Of the mine
has been supported on the fonrth by
two pillars, one u which was shot
out Friday night, about ten O'Clock,
allowing one side Of the stope to
cave down on to the lower or fourth
level, 30 that thousands Of tons OF ore
are nov ready to be blcck-bolsd and
loaded into cara without tue great
expense Of drilling and blasting.
Johnny Blatchford bad charge OF the
shift under which the work ut
shooting the pillar was executed.
The job is everywhere spoken OF as .
great triumph Of mining and
engineering skill.-Blaek Hills
Pioneer.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-21
The fact tia. the ., s suprem.

The fact that the U, 8 supreme
ec'urt has fixed the bearing Of the
Lstbrop habeas corpus case for
April LIST has caused the Tombstone
press to believe that this oct OF the
court virtually settles the illegal,ty
OF our county courts. The Tomb
stone Democrat says that such is the
unanimous opinion Of some half 4
dozen legal gentlemen Of that city
when questioned on the snbisct. Thu
Democrat further says: The decision
apparently causes little regret among
the taxpayers Of this community;
while on tho other hand expressions
of satisfaction are numerous amonf.
loading professional and business
men. The county court was regard
ed a. but an experiment, the pra',-
tncal workings OF which the people
have watched with interest since it,
establish aent, and its brief exist ep',e
has already convinced many that it
was Of doubtful utility and contrary
to an economical administration ,of
Justice. The experiment has Get
Oochiss county not lass than $500.
Add to this the sum expended by
private citizens in civil cases which
will now have to be rs-litigated, and
il will be seen that this little job OF
@. q. Stephens and bis con'reres OF
the "Thisving Thirteenth has pr,v-
en- one OF the most atrocious passed
by that memorable body Of public
plnnderers. Star.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-21
How llees Y"ur Watch Run.

A watch impregnated with maggie.
tis,n cannot keep tims." 1t will
vary irregularly, gaining and losing
aud stopping. in the most annoying
sort Of way. 1t has been found that
this magnetic or electric influence Is
the direct cause Of the queer II eaks"
and uaaccountable behavior OF fine
watches, and is the secret enemy
which has undermined the reputation
and bafiled the skill OF our best watch
makers.
Giles Bros. IL Co. have published q
very interesting little pamphlet des
cribing the effect Of magnetism on
watches. v bich eau be had free on
ap, llcstion. 1t also describes the
"Anti-Msgnetic Shield for Watches"
which has been proved to be q per
feet protection against the magnetic
and electric influence and is especial
ly advantageous in Railway service
where these influences are very strong,
and will prevent the breakase of
main springs in cyclones and mag
netic storms. Your jsweler can fur
nisb or procure you this protection.
if not, send to Giles Bros. L. Co, the
Chicago jewelers.. for a descriptive
circular which will be mailed free on
ap,,l;cation.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-21

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