davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23
TEEREToRHAL TOPICS.
Condensed from 0Cr Exchanges fer
 "silver BeIty Readers.


 The work on the bridge is progress ing very fast, and that elegant srruc- ture will soon be completed.-Yuma Sentinel.
 The Territorial Norman School at Tempe, has been accepted from the contractor by the board of education. The cost of the building was S6,49I
 Six Mexican cattle thieves were captured on the 18th instant in the act of stealing cattle from Messrs. Tevls, Land & Perrin, ofthe Babsqui- yari ranch.-Times.
 Since the closing down of the great pump on the hlIl, the water has re- mained at almost a stan&still, which goes to prove that country from which the supply is drawn is about drained of its troublesome fuid.-Tombstone Epitaph.
 A Chinaman employed in the Long fellow mine at Clifton, picked giant powder cap with pin last week, causing an explosion. Result only two fingers left on hls left AafoG~
 Patricio Montoyo, a Mexican, while twirling his revolver on lds finger last Sunday, near Clifton, shot himself in the stomach, and the next day joined the host who had gone before.
 An unfortunate accident occurred to an Italian miner, who was at work on one of the properties of the T. M. & N. Co.,, yesterday. The unfortunate man was attending the windlass, and in letting the bucket down the shaft let go the windlass, the handle of which struck him on the head ts'lIng him instantly. He was taken to his home, and buried yesterday afternoon. Tombstone.
 A legal conflict took place recently in Tonto Basin which illustrates the vagarIes of justice as administered at times in rural precincts. An e1ecu- ton was issued by the regular justice of the peace of the precinct against 8 team of horses belonging to Mormon citizen. It was duly served by the constable and possession taken of the team, and the property advertised for sale. Another man who had been elected toa similar position then issued a warrant for the arrest of the first named justice and constable for grand larceny. The latter waived examlna- ton and was bound over to appear before the grand jury, while the jus tee stood on bis legal rights in the matter, and in a trial, lasting nearly two weeks, was released. l. the meantime the property under eyecu- ton was taken and restored to its owner. As the latter justiJs& sho oeussJ f.sl .asa of s--a a4A.-A,,as never had h:s bonds approved ne had no authority to act in the matter, and  will probably find before the affair terminates that he has committed great bIunder, and one which .s liable to prove ezpenslye to him.-Journal- Miner.
 Over fifteen hundred passengers were held over and taken care of by the Santa Fe road during the recent snow blockade.-Champion.
 We regret to state that Nr. John Glasby, of the firm of GIasby & Hams, Stafford, Is confined to his home suffer ing from neuralgia Of the stomach.-- Clarion.
 ..-r--.---.. - -- -. - --- ,--.----
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23
The Broadway Squad.

Police Officer James O'Connor, 239 Mulberry street, New York City, writes that q half bottle of Red Star Cough Cure permanently removed a severe cold. The price is only twen- ty-fve cents a bottle. Pohce officer Thos. Flanagan. 2526 Bank street Louisville, Ky, who was desperately wounded in the late war, was entirely cured of pains and spasms by St. Jacobs Oil.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23
Caution

All persons are hereby notified that l own ene-eighth interest in the Fame mine, situate in Gild County, Arizona, and Globe mining district and therefore caution any person from purchasing the same without my written con sent as it Is my intention to maintain my claim @ the same.
 Globe, October Y, 1885.
 JOHN T. EATON.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23
OPENING CE THE ETE2EzTGEEAL NORMAL
 SCHOOL.


 The Normal School building located at Tempe, in Maricopa county, is now completed, and it is the intention oi the Board having the matterln charge, to open the school on the first Mon day in February next, and continue for a period of 16 weeks.
 TERMS OF ADMISSION. l. All applicants must be not less than r years of age and of good char acter.
 2. Applicants must be able to pass an examination in the First Grade laid down n the Course of Study for Public Schools. L8eo appendix to School law
 3. Each member of tie Legislature IS authorized to nominate enc pupil who shall be entitled to free tui- ton. No charge vii! -oo~ made for tuition to those who intend t. follow the profession of teaching. All others must pay a monthly tuition charge of four dollars.
 f. Board and lodging in private fam flies can be obtained for about $2G per month.
 The Board intends to furnish every facility to those who attend, for cb- tajaing @ thorough education. For further particulars address C. T. Hayden or II. 5. Farmer, Tempe, l. T. JOSEPH CAMPBELL,
 Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The White Mountain scout who, some two months ago, was shot by his brother, wounding him in the arm and leg, while SIX miles east of the Agency buildings, is said, by Indians, to be the man who killed Capt. Hen tig. The Indian who did the shooting, who is also Q scout is in prison at Camp Apache. fit is true that the wounded Indian Is guilty of the death of Capt. Hentig, he too should have been executed with Dandy Jim, Dead Shot and Skippy at Camp Grant, for the same oHense.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23
@2JO Reward.

The above reward will be paid for inforIna4 tion that will lead to the conviction of any person who may be found slteTingor dsfacina the marks or brands, or stealing, billing or driving from their accustomed ranges any liVs stock belonging to any of the members of ths Globe Stock Growers Association of Gils
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The report which appeared in the Engineering and Mining Journal that Dr. A. Tr1ppel was about to erect a smelting furnace in Globe, was with out foundation, but he has bought and is reftting the Centennial ten stamp silver mill and expects to have it ready for work about the 1st. of March. The mill is new and well ap- pointed in every particular.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

A child of a Mexican woman, named Monica, fell into Pinal creek, but was happily rescued by Mr. Gleason in time to prevent drowning.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Several families of the elite of San Carlos are camped about the suburbs of Globe. They have been busy gath -ering hay and selling It in town.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Fred Ochs was down from his Clcve- laEd mine on Pinal mountain this week. He reports the mine showing well, but the rain washed down one side of his wickiup.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Ben and Tom Pascoe's piscatory ar engagements at WheatfeldS have re- ceived a black eye, in consequence of too much water, which refused to be restrained by their dam.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Numerous improvements are being made in Globe, at present, which goes to show that some are experiencing g slight boom in prosperity.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The Travellers Insurance Company insures against all forms of accidental injury at low rates and on equitable terms. ". ". BRooKyEE, Agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The unusual high water n Pinal creek has caused some damage near the Old Dominion smelters, by wash Ing away newly constructed embank- ments for the protection of the wood yard.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The placer mining companies have been busy completing arrangements for working their claims during the freshet.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Frank Livermore has done assess ment work for 1885, on the Longfel- low, Byron, Tyndall and Darwin mines.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The late heavy rains have had a very damaging effect on the adobe buildings in Globe, several of them have nearly crUmbled down.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

A post-of1ice has been established at PC. Robertson's on Salt river, and named Catalpa, but not yet ready for business.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

lIr. Wiley and others have been treating themselves to the luxury of SS=-=e~ s;dewa,,,in f~e2t ofthe,r bps;- ness places by filing up the mud with slag.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Alexander Graydon who recently visited Tucson, has returned to Globe. He refOrts the country over which he passed as thoroughly soaked.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Charley Banker has made an eTca- vation in the large hill in the rear of his brewery for the purpose of storing his beer there during the summer. It is about twenty-five feet long and will be forty or fifty feet under ground, with an air shaft at the head of it.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

TTo1-. for working people. Send 10 cents E5[ss ispost2Se, and We will mail YOU FPEE.
 5seEi Ia royal valuable sample box of goods @-V that will put you in the way of lnsE- ing more money in few days than you sver thought possible at any business. Capital not required. Nou can live at home and worE in spare time only, OF all the time. All of both sexes, ot all ages, gradually successful. a0 cents to S5 easily earned every evening, z hat all who want work may test the busi
 ness, We make this unparalleled offer: To all who are not well satisfied We will send Sl tn pay for the trouble of writing Us. Full rarti. cu'ays, directions, etc., sent free. Immense r1v absolutely sure for all who start at .p,x. Don't delay. Address STINsoN & Co, Po,4, land, aialHe' is52I-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

O.S. Atkeison, a representative of the Louisville Courier-Journal, left Thursday for Los Angeles.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Toys, Christmas and New Years presents for sale at cost. for cash, for 90 days. C. E. TAYLOR.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

We predict that Blacklidge's Saint Valentines ball will be well attended. 'Tis g day devoted to pleasure and af- fairs of the heart and both young and old should be in attendance. 4 post office will be an attractive feature for the delivery of valentines.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The rain for the past twent days has been almost in -ssant and yIten- times copious, as is attestel by the washed condition of our roads and swoolen streams. We are informed that the volume Of water that issued from Miami flat was unusually large and wben joined by the flow from Pinal creek. resulted in great damage to tbe road north of the junction. Salt and GiIa rivers are Unprecedent- ly high. Farms adjacent to the for mer stream have suffered from the overflow. The latter stream in many localities has overfown its banks and as 1t is of great length, taking its rise in New Mexico, near the Rio Grande, it will in all likelihood be impossible for freight teams, at San Carlos for, perhaps, a couple of weeks or more.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The Engineering and Mining Jour nal of the 9th, reports copper quiet but firm at IL c 11.65c. for Lake. Arizona 104 @1. The Old Dominion being favorite brand commands 105c with fair prospect of a slight ad- vance.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Dr. Pangburn, who has been storm stayed in Globe for a week, left Thurs day for San Francisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

s. Klein visited the Fame mine on Thursday and on his return brought a seventy-tive pound chunk of ere, chuck full of silver, which is estima- ted to be worth at least two dollars and a half per pound. It is on exhi- bltion at Klein 6 Co.'S store.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

A new foot bridge has been built aeress Pjnal creek below the Globe shelter.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

A. R. English arrived in Globe Wednesday from Tombstone.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The beer of Charles Banker IS good, surprisingly Sc, and in making the statement we want it understood we are under oath and have 10 fear of incarceration upon tke charge of per jury.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23
Saturday, January 23, 1886.

This paper is kept on file at E. c. Dake's Advertising Agency, 64 and 6 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where con tracts for advertising can be made for it.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

No n2iI has been received from Camp Thomas since the 18th. Militia " telegraph line was washed out at the San Carlos river Tuesday night, and the high water prevented repair ing it until yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Beef tea on tap, at c. D. Taylor's.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

GRAND RAFFLE.-Thero will be a raGie for those two large dolls at c. E. Taylor's Toy Store; S1.50 chance. There will be twenty-five chances; the highest throw takes the first choice, the lowest to take the ole left.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Will Myers captured clvet-cat in the bottom of the Stoncwall shaft.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

PInal creek was higher on Tuesday night than it has been fer two years. It carried away the foot bridge below the Globe shelter and is said cut away several acres of ground below town.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Judge J. A. Anderson, of Los An geles, Is in Globe on legal business,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Mrs. Wm. T. McNelly returned from Iowa on Thursday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Dan O'Carroll is here from his rural home near the San Pedro. He is one of the men who will do to tie to.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

G. s. Van Wagenen is prepared to measure and take orders for gentle mems clothing. Call and see samples.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The dSnco at Blacklidge's, last night, was @ most agreeable affair and con tinued until o'clock this morning.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

LOCAL NEWS.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The Travellers Insurance Company has written over 1,08O.0O0 accident policies and paid claims on one in nine of them.
 W. ". BRookEER. Agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23
POST OFFICE HOURS.

Open from A. H. te P. N, daily. Sunday--from to 9 A. NJ.
 L. o. KENNEDY, ?. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

The Kellaer Mill < Mining Compa- rv el 2-ozz York ownigGthe 0id, Gqg- get mill and mines are ready for gen era.l quartz milling for customers on the most reasonable and economical basis. Satisfaction given in every in- stance. Paul J. Johnson Is in charge of mill. E. r. KELLNER,
 Genl manager and principal owner.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23
Tho Best Kind Of B38p,
Ever brought to Globe. Proved by Helm,
 the Bavarian brewer.

fs aae g2ra. .s9 Tfzra } ss 4 iau2S-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23
Rough o1 Corns."

Palpitstion, Drepsical SwellinFs, DiEhsss Indigestion, Headache, SleOPIessnsEs Ss-si hJ ''Wells' Health ReneWer."
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23
EZ5fCEIi :
Rough on RatS."

Globe, 4. F., April Il, 1885. epI H.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns," iEo. Quick complete cure. Hard or sSfs SOsaa, warts, bunions.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

abJLsH Us4 Lltabo- Clears out rats, mico, roachss, flies, aal bcdbuss,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

sne!ter.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-01-23

Always keeps on hand and is prepared tc furnish
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
Az UNOESiREO HONOR.
Bismarck Relate. How q Prs..isn VA
Minister va. par~ NsI~.

W, u
i"'''N va ''- '''m - '"i'"" "h-
st"Tt 81 ''h"ra Won >tTpfhs H. Wa
AZ that time living quietly 4; Frankfort.
in command Of The allied Garrison
thor. when IN. d. D.. rc.,.t ,..r.-
-
'ouht Won D~Fahi'huuTS. 10 com" ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19

bag. and. Weighing not a pr md pver
one hunarci. would take q pa % hi,
back and run up a PLATFORM y itch was
on a level with the car. asg6 thesl hc
wouid frot back at once for apue.ar
load. And yet some WRITER'S : scrtfha;
the lower Mexican elias, az Iazy. |
say that they are capable e as unre-
hitting. patient toll a. any y OOH Oh
top of the planet. and thru the -gr-
wealth If McNico consists Of : .r2rrIir
and industrious laboriny Es.,ula1o n.
Half the time they are idle aid elyr
nothing TO do. That they v-nwprS
hard and continuously for : t1Wagc
the history Of the buiiling of de- On
IL railway shows. EN-GcneT 4 Nh
agrr Robinson. now - the a liant -" &
Pacific said aiat he preferred thesu Is
any American gang oflaborsSs Tor b lrj
WORK
have ,r.n an Inh:xn car from .
car 10 a Weighing scale bag aft r bAcr
grain weighing three hunGrcd poun d
and four cargadore, 1.f carry a grs 81
piano or their shoulders from ones al
81 the city 10 IN. other. Eur ,itus j.
usually moved on Litter. vttaaau
at each end. These chaps vii pii. up
stuff on Il litter and bind Il with rtr-.
and then start of n a iog sithsbHr-
den biz enough for u horse Th
mrniturr-movcr. are remark y is car
ful. and rarely iDiUr any thin !. IT,
work chraply and well.
Frequently y0u will see &. No.
pcrchcd on another shoulder, bel z
taken about the -trcct-. | Irr e Of "a
seen wcll-dres~"d sid gcn'leu c!i bel
iro;ted along III this fashia. Til
Were victims nf rheumatism mt for au
airing. or on d visit "a sCsoc frierd.
The poorer classes carry their bah
on their back, aHd .nr of the quaint
est ,irhts j. 20 see a little brown fare
with black eyes pccping out OF liz
h0od-likc fold. of it, mothers up 80
garment. J often see liable, bcin.,
toted about n'ihis way 81 the tacks II
little brother. or sisters. fer tn. kin j.
ness Of McNicans of all CLASSES - yOung
children i, a most prai-cwortrr CHI -
actcrlStic. tvrn in the BARROW stree =.
where the roFy poor ike in lut-Eh"
houses, Yea see 10 trouble among shr
children; sicy play quietly. and hr;r
mothers aye not engaged in iicqucH'
brawls regarding childish dill cult
Indeed. there i "A certain refinement al
action. a c'crncy and courie ~ ness ii
behavior among the poorest india n
whicli wcnid put Ia shame tn coar-
ness Of r"nplu OF the same grad Of ] il"
in an An.rican citl.-Cor. 10 tas II r
Yty
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The r,ii an. ..,,.r r~,jpc, of H..
p..;f. L.. in., 49, 49,. h..n.,-
s,- nnc -
l., u.a, :, .o, ,..,, ,
r,,h.r. r,p.,, u. W.. ,l:.,,, AMI
U,I.,, :, ri,.,-;I. p,,L
N.,, Var,
!, -, ,,.-, -, -. u,, e.,
.,rn,,, 80. r;,.tL,., NJ"
,r--, 49,, IN ..
s.u,., ,,'
=,
~ "" !" li'-
In ''''''' ~ '''','H = ''','N !
"'' "''.' "i,'' "''"N''-''
'J'
-,
II"
,., -.
i,.,' 80.
Ia" r.afn untitled citizen can slide
'."n- m NE without receiving much
'filirl~m and abuse; hut when tie has
"a ha"i!" {" hI~ name he must expect
every body L. TAX" hoid and shake him
a.. \. " '~'"""'"ns.
-A celebrated physician has di>co~-
cred tina, tire collcrc athlete. b.y, limo
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
FULL OF FUN.

" Al
-.
IT.. -. ,b. l.y.,5 This
L,u,-. ,d,I .,;s
ri,Lf EoL,,h.~o,
-, ~
st. :,
80"
80.
W. "' mem NV r
III i''' Pi'''i '"'.''
"''"-"' "P '
''i -'''' - :
''h'' 10" ".' i" "
~I'P''
May 'TapArt L" '"" a great
cro'. Herr h2r"h. oh- certainty
\ great --cr~t-l An hard up AMI r.
quirc at or" i've hundred marx,
You NAV :rl-t ~; am A. silent -
ihr grave J hue heard nothing, -
I.,.y,a1, EiG'i.r.
AIif;lc ,~hrcr-yrar-o!i mis- tmlllin~
,u.,.;r. ,rr nrh.rda noticed thsi the
..r.ani lad removed tn" carpet from
her r,,,u AMI wa -rru' 1in- ;h- floor
~,-I .aa- III To. E,>r. ha- sou
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
"atered Stock.

Junior Partner Mr.. >hortwcight.
don't You think We had better put the
price of coal up? IL i going to toe
very cold Tonight. and the people viii
look for an adyanc" Tomorrow.
Senior Partner see. my son. YOU
are not vet NJ To the TN" points 81 th"
business. Insert III tomorrow morn
ing paper m advertisement Of re-
duction Of five per cent.
Junior Partucr-A r,dgcfiDH Of five
per cent? Why. that l. against all
sound bm~in">. principles. The greater
the demand tn" higher the price.
Senior Partner Not 80 fast. Young
man. Order the men to water the coal
Thoroughly; that Will add fifteen per
cent Ia il weight and bulk when it
freezes. and after the reduction of five
per cent. W" will still have ten per
cent advance IHiint' phia Gail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
C.aXE FOR BREAD.
4 Mistaken Notion Which - Is1j
MANY Men aud Women.

"StN q ann "pinfu-
II j. mdt well Ia hc "uilec by &
motive suggested in tales which ass
that virtue :, at Once highly e 'arde
however implicitly one may bell we q
stories themselves. Good decd are':,
WAYS rewarded. sooner or latc,, but
cNpec; and hoI-r for an in ledis
"sguaraig ~ accounts i III, /. B ign
bile. Working tor mere pay - TO :
governed 10y u mean motive. " ish
ter 10 De right brcauSr such az ursc
noble ia itself, than because 81 III
pie MAJ have been at once r. lard,
for fine deeds, and We therefore expe
the sanr result to follow ia otir Ow
ease. Moreover. The person Nh hop
t" iiud his honesty instantly recu yniz
and praised h> hi little world / lab
to b. disappointed.
A iah, who. learned this 'l-san vcr
early ia life, SAYS that when lila
girl. she went alone t" the Nills@ T. ston
Ia buy several packages of iIos":-see
for her garden. On leaving II. she
she Va, insl,iu~ over her pure ha$
with a child'e delight IN Tire ncVy. wi1
she diSccNm"d that the shoI.r.. n hb
given hc1 two more packages of SEES
than hc had intended. She-says:
Il w"Et back tu return them. fuD
persuaded that hc would say ID nj
What 4 remarkable little girl yau an
How honest, Take a many pa kagS
of seeds - ven can carry hog,, an,
then come and be- Iay partner in ID
store
And when nothing ri the >ort haI
pcnrd She wa> bitterly di>appo inted
She had expected to find honr>e pal
for hy the DAY. and no; lay the l.. gle
of 4 lifc-timc-
Another trae incident points { e ,th
same mistakes notion. 4 lit gin
was once told the story of a chit.swh,
gave her own bread and butter.t TO
"--"'. -" 49, .NH'A'i'i' fEt
with cake by her delighted D. eats
Going Ia school the next day. acom
panied by a maid. Ike little gir WIN
had heard the story peepcd into he
lunch-ha>krt, and rather smiled ID
sc"rn AT finding oniy bread and l UTE.
therein. Bat Il ,uidea thought 5 rucl
her. She stopped sho:r. resisting y,
maids ~p"r>uading iaai
Bring me 4 rt,ie beg.ar cl ildr
>lr cried. i~mpcrious,,- ii want !
hcggar."
What. my dcar' wat 10 YOU
"vant? asked the puzzled nurse.
Il want 4 little bc-gar. ~ tilst
may give her IN, bread. apd ha,3 cake
myself"
70 10 right for the purrs se Il NO
an immediate supply of ncs1l
cake i tn he compared only To IA 10
nehiicy of serving ones country onlv
Far yhe sake Of the salary she can pay
-irass Companion. 9
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
MRlcAN D
The X msrkihi.ATrra,. Isad> They Carr,
GA fAeir EacAs.

"a NJ "srh i"i.hitraN iSad> They Carry
GA fNeir .acAs.
The Sact i tht the Ina an PUTS him
SCI meomPcutish with tx burro. thst
patent little hcEt Of gelcrai ,ota-e.
Inc bach ot the Indian .rcm> To he
Ahont as strong al that of ,the hurro.
ihd the Indian has this advantage.
'taj aftc, TRANSFERRING his stuff To
Market he can maxi his owA bargain
ir Is sale. iknos no more interest
INC light THAI to 81 out in Ia. early
hA"nling on 81 one OF the gre.e high
fo2ds leading into ths. city. and 10
"aich the nc~veS-endin. procession of
indian. carrying burdens. The rag
t<ures sold in a f.a Boston sho,, -ivc
sAaetly their expression Il is :he
.ztec face. that dell. tromed eoun;r-
Lance. with lu>teries> eyes, whieS
Dem - have accepted the lowest con
tiion Of life as all that Is at.ainablc by
tnman endeavor.
Ans what loads these strong Indian
aea a garry. | watched : raag
{ oher day loading grain cE Il car.
ne grain WAS in bags. and eac, bag
eig-ed three hanlrei pounds. A
-e &'H@'G Sap, asoa; I g IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19

IL has recently been diSeu&srcd
tha; Lake DiaS. lea DtLeon Sps5 ig%
N"lnsia County. Fla. i fed u An
enorlnoIs spr;n-. Nhich boil> up . rooe
two hundred wards ofr the south s iere
of the lake. When .hc surface . per-
fcctly still the boiling can h seen .1rce
an area 1T abou, i've acres. Ii s re
posed Ia aacaor L huoy ovc the -ea-
ter Of the spr:a-. since ae best of.Sot
water can he Obtained the.c as nrT
f;mr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-19
Stranger than Fiction

are the records Of some ~ the cures Of con.
sumption effected 10y that most wonderful
~I.m-dy-Dr fl-rce's "tulion Medical d.
cov"ry. Thousands of grateful men and
women. who have been Snatci.,i amos
from III" very jaws ~ death. can testify
that consumption, IN ITS earl, stage. l. mo-
longer Incurallc. Tho Discovery ha, no
equal a. IA p'ctoral and Alternative, aud the
most cistiuat" affections II the throat and
lungs yield to it, power. All druggists