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Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
CLOVER
It5 Value sa a Means ror Preserving Fer
 tiIty.


 Its vaIao as a Means EoE Preserving Fer
 tilty.
 We do not yet fully realize the ra'ue of d'ovp. as a means ot pro3cr, ug tho fertility of the sol From Dr. Lawss' experiments 1t has baea found ihas the sol after a crop of c,oTer hal boea re moved from t contained g iargsl iu- creased quantty oi nitrogen, amount- ing 10 as much as wou.d Le required 10 supply several large crops of wheat; and a. nitrogen s cspec ally needed for the growth 0t wheat tE.a increase Of .t is ot exceedingly great scrY Cc to tue farmer. And as a m lar affect has been noticed to follow crop Of peas and tCaus. t becomes ot tl,o grcai4ai adrantago 10 ftrmgr5 10 bring these Crass into thc,r roaat nu a. 9 means oI iIuproT nG Inc soil A st-tk- ing instance of tho value of clover Als been z ven hg 0 wUlI-EGuwa farIGcr in tho State oi New lCUk who for forty Year8 pa5t has been aliu iO produce large crops of wheat every th rd year upon r0rt On of his farm too far d;E- ta1t f,om the bSra yad tl draw Ua- nure to it w.:h p.o5t by the a d o: clover alone The clever was grown for two years oacg for hay and ou, c pasture ard then pIUwcd under he ng icr,iIzed onjy b. a dress ng of plaster n ifs first year. This part oi tho farm was Jhe most troGlable pact ot it. and stowed in a mot con spicuous ana practical manHcc the < eat benefit which could tc der vad from growing ti0rGr as 6 means of maigt2 mug thg tertlity of the goia--,M. /. 1imc5.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
VITAL rENAolry.
Enc Alleged Wine Lives of ths cas--A r.tnln..,n .h,r... M. A., r.llh


 Enc Alleged Nine Lives of ths Cas--h
 DiEsrr,t creaturc Co ISill,
 Of the cat it Is commonly said that It has n ne Ives. By th,s saying nothing very deftnitai is meant beyond the opin- ion that under var ous snds of death the cat lives much longer than oihr au,nials that have lo be k He'd by yio- lent mcaus, When any question ia asked of the police or of other persons who have to take the yes of lower animals, they tell you, without cxcep- on accord ng to my cSpar en2o. that the cal is the most difficult to dcstgo' uf all domestic animals, aui thNt t cur tlures accidental bows and fglIlS with an impun ty that gu e a dist nEu sh, ing characteristic.
 The general impression conveyed ia these views o Strctlv correct iIp 10 Q certa n and well-markcd degree By the lsthRl death, tho valuo ut the Lie ot the cat is found to be- at the lcRS., tblco tmcS iha worth ot the dog lH all the cases ! have sCtn in winch tho oNacto gompari On3 were made, Inc lNl OAlLAfNNA NtlG NlN4k' A Ntss W'iN NNl of the sama ages be ng pac d in q lathal chamber lhN cat may. " th per. feet cortulnts, be predicted iD uGt3 ye tEc G0g. Tho ielh#l rhamb r beng large cnoagh to hull both the eat aul dog, tho vapu5 inhaled b. the an m tls beiug the same N th cv@rr other @uu- ton daaiicul, th s rsult. a3 au eS- per mental tVuth, may be aCcep:cl without esvil
 The q fercpSGs, always well marked are scu1e: mes mu-h lcaCC, ihaT would he credible m tua absence uf tha cgi, dcGcC, have once seen 8 cat. iatt ng asleep in lethal chamber II tn sane period as g dor, rnua.n brtat4ing, lEt, eru,ty. u,uc times longer. fo, JAe dpg d ed within five m nut s and tha la5 not only cont nuCd L. br~ath1, n pgu- touuGost sleep for IJrtf-t.ve" minutes, but would have be2n recoverable Oy simple removal from tha vap3r Ento fresh a'r if t Aaa GaeY removed wh la yet one act Of bceathug cont uusd. Th.s, how VT. was exceptional, Ee ausc the eat .he samc WlIm atro wharC as the dog dOss not a2 rll,. ye mo 0 than three as long; ,. e.. if tho dog ccas s 10 breathe in IoNr mugle} tho cat " Il Cea7o gn iy0af ton Co iwuhe minutes after :GIlug asleep --pr. E R HjGta. ds2a, tE iogEl.T S,iaRgc Mo@tA'y,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
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 In a paper read lcfos3 lhe Academy of Medicine, Paris, a. I.pys states tlst Inc GTHjn k subject 10 certain changas in position, dependent upan tuo attl. tuao ol tho body Thus, if man is in thp GersNi dg.utitps or lica abon fis aide, or stands upon his Lead, lie ram una~.sOcs ceitain Cogre p0nding changes 10 position ia 0hedionce t0 tho lnws oi gravity; tho movements tal.e piace slowly and thc brain is iiYe0 Xii X nan'ntca in ratarning 70 its lrst pcsi ton.
 From thcso anatomical data N. iHys dedncc5 elle interesting aIla practical conelnsious and c&plains ty them tlie sytlpiWUs 0f vertigo ana ialnt tnese. for uxWRple, Wbieh eeblg persons eSpeFi- ence siier sud isiily risinS from hort. znntal llosuion. l!P suggests whether the paias Og ncnngiris nay not se due to an iHtos!ese euee x itll fhcse aorasl ns9l eiaeHsf and Hrgc tte ralae of gi y- ing tAe tIE5n il.e sh,Bga pre agsd bg (. lpaiecRta aaa .laH ~ night.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Salt Q, 4 Do,troyor q tl.o Teo.l,.
lScteatti' Ana 'r'een


 At a recent meeting of tho NeT York Odontoiog!ral society, Dr. E. Pagmiy Brown said: T w.. ventura Gae assgr. ton that the 0 cessiyC usD of common salt IS ono Of ghe man factors lu the dG5truatsan oi human teeth 10 day. ] am now cugaged in collecting some statistics on this pont, from wb! h l hope ln tune 10 demonstrate, what seems tp ne 60 Jcthg fact that common salt eS- ccssivCly used is great solvent oi tbeBu- man teeth. IL tt will iu ura the human teeth through tl0 chemistry Of ul,r systems iR sOn9 way os other that Wtil try Co explain t)aiIlt, way might 4 n9t also have the c ' ut lreyeEtiag a Gooj development GJ tha teeth w4ln taken into the sysleH in g cess,
 "lhWsR'ely pro ,ar3! so.ae statistics from ihs ~ntWa D islan Is, from q gcg- tiem1n wG0 is.a lpgA there, eOgeEr@ Q pero Of forty ycars, that aFy yaiy sag gcstiys and uiteslsl,ag Within that po. riod the tteh of tEc AaG1%i isl- dldeGs have uv.aTga rapidly, an s.nce they have egun 10 deaay t Eas been noticed thai Inc ntrre1 are in the habit C. l!ting Ot great chEnEs os slls anl eating it with their 'ood. According 10 all accounts tho te1ta Of Tho sad wi.h '7landess GCro formerly the most free from decay O. my peoTo ua tna face ol t'c earth # rs;aemacr rightly.
 ou viii sad that peop Q who oeat great deal of salt aa4 2 great dcgl c' sa5ar are often entirely toOthiess. l EhoE sgvera. Instances Nf can3y storake p2rs where thrae generations gro entirely too hlos5 People win eat an cycps, ,iyg amount os sat arc agDptcd t0 eat large quantities of canag piakie& Ral inc. rar. Ihero seems Q De q cra iag fer those substances ttteS ta0 oScessiye asa of galt.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

The large foreign vcte in Chicago is shown by the registration at the lat, election, when only 43,700 otthe 8I HI voters on the lust were American.born There were l4.55G Germans and II ,9S5 hish voters rasistered,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

i2.s;apEcrtVy oY RooNs. M. Koenig recommends uercurie chloride. The ? inay~s gaimaay. atc., arc carefully closed up, and 30 gramg mercpnc chloride are placed in any suitable vessel which is thea set on pan of barring charcoal tbe operator iu.mo. aiateiy leaving the room and cloang the Eoor. After about four bopr he re-entere, with cloth over his mouth md noss, and throws open the win. dows. After some Hours Of yentila- hoa slight stoying with sniehl.. g made to follow, which ncatralizcs any remnants Of mercury. This process aot merely disirrects but destroys all kinaspf Tefnlin
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

E5an, President Of tue Irish Ma :...'':1 Leaguo .elegraphs 10 Cbarlas $. Parnetl, London;' "Tbe statements of she Standard, Globe, Daily Telc. "caph and Gt. James Gazettcy charg- ing our countrymen with irstigsring Socialist r.otS in Chicago, are un- 'y@aded IibsIs, Not a single Irish man "as among the Anarchists, while most of those who fell defending pub- Ac order were If our nationality. This latsay evidence of malico on the part c. the English press has greatly helped our cause among the American people. PAZmcS EcAS.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

.; The Anarchist, Most was brought into court in New York, last Friday and released on Sl0oo0 bail. This moaey was ,scbscribed by aofao ol Mo.t's fr,ant.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

A man named bouts Liugg was ar rested in Chicago May t4th, while ia hiding at so Ambrose street The police un,escryealy declare he is the man who threw the death.dealipc bomb lute tbeir ranks.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

fla few boss Anarchists shonld be hanged in Chicago, America would still be the land of the free. but il, could no longer be despised as the country of the free and easy,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

The Massachusetts legislature passed | bill ,mposihs ! heavy fine upon em- ployers fog diseharging employees be. sause they belong la labor organiza, lions. y%y ~
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

The Dominion ot Canada has no plea to offer but bad government for an n- deb;edness Of $55 per capita, which is tnoro than twice what it is iu th, UIi,ed States, notwithstanding tho immense cost of four years of c,yi. war,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
g.250 Rev ard.

Tie aboes reward will bg aaiI sst ialnfTna- tion that &iI lsal to the cfmsdetian of any persoa aAn may be found alteiitigtr defaciha henaFi;s Or brands q stealir,s filiirs OF 3siving rom tleir sceastlhied Iuiiees any live at.,ek heiua&int Co anyo th rlealefs of the .Glabe Stuck tirpwcro Association of Glla
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

It IS reported from Washington that St!.aon Hutchin5 and Secretary Of the Navy Whitney have bought the Ma. tioGal Republican newspaper, which has long been the Republican, organ ai tue capital Ey-Secrotary Chandleg hog now sold out, and Mir. Whitney has put in SjQ,COO.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
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kfo,il awa5t glel graduates descrig liau aL lie oral past ol saa ssoa Aa@, aa VIC ail liad each l0gsgg < ga 1ol q .ags AaEgas gsses
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

The loss from the cattle plague iu Russla, wi.a.n period Of five years rom 1876 to 1880, Is estimated at DC less than l Pos 400 head of horaed eat tie, but even these figures, based upon uhicia, information, are considered far below the real numbers.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Senator Shermans remarks at the Buckeye dinner in New York that Ohio had never had her fair share QG offices Was tie prize joke of the even ing. Other gentlemen who had in- tended to comrete for the medal for feited their entrance money and dropped out of She contest as soon as Sherman got his sample into position.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Edward Atkinson, a well.known sta- tisticran, presents figures to show that the railroads of tha United States give employment to 650,O0O people, and transport I0QOO0,OOO tons of freight annuaily. one-haIf of which ls wood and .ucl; and furthermore, It isproyed tllt ;be freight rates are so low thar fGe eastern mechanic can have years suppiy Of food hauled from distance of 1000 miles for the proceeds of a days labor.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
s-20o Reward.
To Capital Seeking iaYeSt5is"t.

Y OWN TIE tt5>'TzG CLING INTER 4 css in Jhc t8o ,,r.tsr c.a ims, with sight. pIarF j. uf wocd aBd water or iht claims { 5. ant sS5.nc9 0 buy ollisiapding interests develop claim aHI pot tlien iE bullion VTUaUctfc gU.Glfi0:L will repay this SS5iG8 cut Ut lhr fYs. "gI.Trr produced lCaviH1 yeH wifl ar2-Sali isFtecest l, .N'C gusd, developed ei@iuls, wijh Cr51 lue- yourself D. incGz ,g claims and sl ins- prprgn.cnt5 Uut.4 .l aEey E raia back, tkea Gride Pro!Nriy and C0 ai,e8d.
 N3l0 waGt5 ,3 investigate this in good faith?
 Call on CT odlFrss JOHN '. GLEG Fs;ss, Dunlap Ias. ii.vt,. GraialA County, Arifo- Ga, via Fort Cfa.E. sepl. s-u
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

Daniel Webster once wrote, after continual provo2ation, to the editor of { newspaper which referred to his pri- v2te affairs, and especially to his not paying his debs, substantially: It is true that l have not always pajd my debts punctually, and that I owe mon ey. One cause of this is that I have not pressed those who owcme. Asan Instanre of this enclose your fathers note made to wo thirty years ago for money loaned him to cducalo his bows. co
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
s2oO REwARD.

Cross on lgtt hir. Tgr w@rks.-tfo, e. right and Gndcr.cut fh each rar.
 The a'2Gre. r7s ward Wlh k"-paid by the uEe GrrsigHCd fcr Information that will lead tc the conviction uf 9 " aIgg -''i.tg-Of Gefaaipg, altering nr E. G..v Ya7- -AIhgirg .le abo, aSscTibgs ataila G.. sag E1Irks UT stpa ss cattle bearing C 1la
 kange--M aMuipn, Pea Office aldFcE7- Globe, Gila CDut3tS 4. "'
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22


 The President is done witl tbe mugwumps, and that hcnceforward the JaCksgaian theory .3 to have a fair trial. A practical illustration Of the change of policy was furnished at thc treasury department, where several dismissals took place. One after an- ot'.er the victims filed into the pres eL-e of Assistant Secretary Smith anu wanted reasons. Reasons" retorted 'lo official, you are Republicans, and your place ale wanted for Democrats. fFc Presiden6 is being quoted as more willinF to make changes than at any time since tGs inauguration.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
$500 EE%aI4L3.
5000 IF I1 v ARD.

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Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22

 tlI WeaknCss SpermattofrGa prostlthoi 1hsra Fniissions !nipntcncy, Exhausted TitIlits; l'teinature Dcc!iie and iltlSS 0E MA EHt)tl9, in all its complications, and fFoti MhategereaRse produced. itsnrieiles md niifilies tlic Blood, strengthens the Nerves. Bfain, Muscles. Digestion. Repre- tlncti8e Ofgaais Physical and MeItai Fac ulties U st0pS any unnatural dabiliiaiing stri,ii on ilie system preventing ifwoliin- lafy itssss. debilitatiRg drealrtsg seminal 8nsFes with tho urine, etC., go destsuctige 70 mind and body. It i8 q sslre eiltsiiatnf 9f III KIDNEY aud 3l5ADilEil EtlAl- 3pIhINTS. lt cniitains ii0 illiAfieas agfe- dients. 10 THasE suEFEEtaSa Ff0M THE EVIL EFFECTS or YOUTHFUL INutscBE. TioNs ofs IN NcRssIts, \ srEEIig, TIIornpnH ANf@ pEEstANEss'r CURE IStiIAhAN- TFED. l'Tice. s2 90 per bottle, or i've bot ties in case, with full directions aae advice, f1i si0 Sent secure from observation t0 any address up9n ree9iptoi lsice, or c. Q. D, ro be had oniyof
 UR 2. Q. skLFiELD, 2t6 KsARhY ST., Saf Francisco. Cal. Copsnliatioiis strictly Fnnaduntial hg letter or at office X RIFE. Eor the cGliNeU lence af patients, and iA 0Y- aaF i0 insure perfect seertey, have al0ga- ea a priyaiu address, under which all pack ~ s VIII 70 forwarded
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-22
Nc arc now prepared to buy and sell Exchahge, aiso pay the highest cash price for gold and sil
 yer bullioG.

aS7~ spsHal 'nducemenfs tc cash buyer, Gtveu cal before purchasing slsewberP
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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-04-01
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Notice Of Election.

Notice OF Election. 9
Notice d hereby given that on the Second t2nd.)
4 sMonlsy - Apftl, isss, 4 the following place,
.3s M: ct the town Of
s3st stS 8tEp0RA,
the t,osntyo Of Billings an election will be held
Tor The following officers OF said county Of BIZ
ltsss, n sad Territory u Dakota In the organI-
ashton o. said county; .!s Va
Ss Three County Commissioner, n "a
h OAs Register Ok Deeds, .sl:.$ 5$ss
Oas Comfy Clerk, n; SS93Sa
ens sherin, m ~
f,Ae Assessof,
0ss Jadgs Of Prohate, 81 IA
OsS Cpraty Traasnrer,
sS oas County Survey
Ona Coroner
n ono aupsriAtsnd ant Of Public schovls, Is
Fonr Jnstjess ot tho Peace, l'ss
yorr cchstsbies. Js
& ana also Mr. Tho temporary locasion Of tho
sCSnaty ssnt of enid county III
shisA sssctiea viii be open nt the honr Of eight
o'slosk ii u morning and VIII con inae open M
s.slock u the afternoon Of the same day, s
Dased this sosh day Of January 1870
eiILsfnrA 4, PlsncE,
Governor. (
aE Ms i. efessAek
E3s 81 SesTstsrr ess
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-04-01
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-08
Murder Will Out.

Workmen repairing a road near Wal
Ia Walla, w. IT,, last week, discovered
skeleton buried in hole three feet
deep, and largo rocks were plac, d over
the body. II is now discovered that the
remains belonged to man named
Thomas Chase, who disappeared over
twenty-three ago under circumstances
that left no doubt that he was foully
murdered by two men named White and
Voc ds. Both were arrested at the time
but nothing could be proved against
them, IS the body could not be found.
Chase lived at Milwaukee, Oregon, and
cane here to purchase farm. He
brougl 1T many cattle and had money
Tho cattle were sold by the men, who
exhibited bill of sale at the time.
The body was found very close to the
place where the parties lived. Woods
is q miner, and is supposed to be still
alive. White was shot near Boise City,
Idaho, soon after for horse stealing
La Grands G-zstte.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-08

bottom and fair speed. With him un-
der me felt comparatively safe, al
though knew pursuit would be given.
Aud they did chase me All that after
noon "Tony" and l held the lead of
that procession by smsll maj ority, not
over a milo at any tina. But before
dark | could tell that my mustangs
staying powers were beginning to count.
That night distanced them entirely;
and morning found me at little settle-
ment on Elk crock, and safe.
II was the narrowest escape of my
life. Nothing but the hot coffee saved
me.
Did go back to the minesp Not to
any serious extent. had had enough
to last me that whole winter. had lost
the Idaho fever.
"Tony" died ten years ago last win
ter at an advanced old age, and was
given docont interment. Ho was the
best friend ever had, Notwithstanding
his eocentricities.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-08
~, Original.
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An Episode of tbs Early Days.
BY A PIONEER.

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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-08

St. Louis, My An order was is~
sued this evening by the general execu-
tive board of Knights of Labor declar-
ing the strike shall end Tuesday morn
ing, May 4. 1886.
Mr.. Hayes said that tomorrow morn-s
ing this order would be obeyed by all
striking Knights, and that they would
present themselves for employment to
the different railroad companies.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-08


-Ye wise and far-seeing sage now
prophesyeth great and wonderful things
of the present season. Ruin in profu-
sion, fine crops and wondrous fruits.
Verify, he saYeth, Idaho is a strange
and mighty country.
DR.. G. E. Custer has located here
snd has his Office IA the building for
merly occupied by DR.. Miller. He Is
pleasant gentleman, and comes highly
recommended as firs.-olass physician.
-Weiser Leader.
RIVE. Shearer of Weisor, New
man of Boise and Macpherson Of this
place, held series Of protracted meet
ngs st the church the fore part of the
week.
Capt. Crane struck fine vein OF
water at depth Of 55 feet on his ranch
near New Jerusalem, last week. The
water is cold and of excellent quality
Mrs. Duniway's lecture last Mon
day was both interesting and instructive
aud was thoroughly enjoyed by the
large audience present.
-Hsnderson's new ferry-boat is com
pletcd. 1t is said to be tho finest forry-
boat on Snake River.
HALEY is to have a new school
house.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-08

Hon. John Boggs, of Colusa county,
Gala, has solved the alfalfa hay prob
lem 50 far as bloat is concerned. Tho
plan is to stack half cured or green al
falfa with alternate layers OF wheat or
barley straw. This may be done either
in the barn or in the fed. After time
the whols mass will have all the aroma
of the alfalfa and be as eagerly sought
after by ali kinds of stock as it it was
pure alfalfa hsy. 1t enables the farmer
who has waste straw on hand to put up
twice the amount of hay from given
acreage. 1t is all eaten up clean, and
there is no danger to be apprehended
from its Hoof and Horn.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-08

Ward Willis, 2t years-old, was killed
by falling rocks i'll the Parker mine,
Wood river, on the 29th.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-09-10

J.H, Mercer would especially recon-
mend to the ladies Ackers Dyspepsia
Tablets. As a laxative they have no
equal. They are guaranteed to cure
Chronic Constipation, Dyspepsia, and
all diseases arising from a deranged
stomach, With free use of the Tab.
cts, Sick Headache is impossible.