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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19
What He Might Have Said.

Some days ago young lady was walking
with a gentleman rather older than herself
Suddenly he saw upon her satin neck a
black object 1t moved-it was was an in
sect-genus puleI Taking the advantage
to which men with gray hair are so prone
a younger man would have been more timid
he at once removed the insect with his fin
ger and thumb. The young lady turned at
the touch, inquiringly. Pardon me-" said
her companion, "but you had a flea on your
neck" The young lady showed mock dis
pleasure. SHOULD not have removed itl'
asked be, anIiously. "Is-e-es,' she replied,
hesitatingly. "but you might have called it
q musquitor
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19


One day while Peasant was Working in
the Field he saw Serpent Approaching in
Steslthy manner, ard the Man Seized
large Stone and HurI.d it with Such true
aim that the Snake was Fatally Injured
IF you had only Waited moment
Longer gsspei the 5erpent, as he writhsd
about, Il was coming to ask you to Let me
be your Friend"
Then have no Regrets" replied the
Peasant; %your Good viii would have been
more Burdensome to ME than your enmity."
Moral You Probably know Several
Such CHAPS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

The great city Of Minneapolis seems TO
be a little jealous of Duluth. This in itself
shows that Duluth is getting 10 be consider
able of a town.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19
CONTAGIOUS
Diseases are Prevalent all Over the World

Am a native Of England, and while ! was In
that country | contracted terrible blood poison
and for two years under treatment out
door patient AT Nottingham Hospital, England.
but was not cured. l suffered the most agOniZing
pains in my bones, and was covered vi h sores all
over my body end limls. h vertigo nd deaf
ness. with partial loss of sight, severe pains in
my head and etc, which nearly me
crazy. lost all hope in that country. and sailed
fpr America, and was treated K sOsevelt in this
city well As by prOminen physician in New
YORK having no connection with the hospitals.
saw the advertisement Of Swift's Specific, and
| determined TO give II trial as last resort. |
hid given up all hope Of icing cured, as had
gone through the hands of the best medical men
in nottingham and New IOrE. took six BOTTLES
of 5. s ;, and can saY with great JOY that they
have cured n entirely. lam sound and we'll
ever was In my life.
l. FRED HALFORD.
New York City June II, lSs5
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

The Star has exposed dirty newspaper
fraud in New York whs calls himself Paul
Potter Ii seems that he is not himself, or,
indeed. anybody else.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19
A Steamer Captured by Infantry.
Wheeling InteIl,Sencer.D


Capt William Dillon, a western steam
boat man, tells the following incident, a.
occurring in lSti4, TO a reporter:
The whole history of the war has got to
be written yet None of those little Incl
dents that make up the story have been told
until lately. Tne funniest thing that hap
pened, u my knowledge, has never been in
rrint 1t was the capture by q company Of
Hoosier infantry Of Inan-oi- war which the
whole American navy couldn't take. That
sounds funny, but it is true The man-of-
war Fox had eluded capture for a long
time though vessel after vessel and squad
ron after squadron had engaged her in
fights chased her ard hunted her all down
along the coast
-One day in 1864 she put into a little bay
surrounded by the rebel lines to take on
fuel. A company Ct darkies had been haul
ing sugar cane bacl: into the country, and
the large carts wers being driven back with
only a little loose fodder and stuff in the
bottoms when Capt Booze commander Of a
company in the Twentv- First Indiana in
fantry, met the train a few miles outside Of
the Confederate lines. The soldiers piled
into the carts and made the darkies drive
them through the lines down TO the coast
Then the soldiers sprang out Of the Cart
and dashed aboard the ship. She was cap
tured without a shot being fired.
Capt Bone placed the crew in custody
and made them run the vessel round into
the Mississippi river, where she was turned
over 10 the naval authorities vessel
ailsd the Fox on the voyage round. but
Capt. BoOe thought he coCld out>ail her
and ord red all steam on. The other ship
fred a nell and she burst pretty near the
FIX. Then Bnoe put TO- but he refused to
surrender the prize till she was safe in the
Mississippi Up to 1873, when l saw Capt
Booe. his men had not received penny for
that capture. II naval force had made
it they would have divided up a good-siz,d
fortune. but the laws didn't contemplate
naval engagements by the infantry, and
there was no provision to cover the case"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

The Ohio Legislature closed for the sea
son al three O'Clock this Wednesday, after
noon. When We bear in mind the ObStruc-
tiuns which have been placed in the way of
the proper prosecution of public business
by the democrats in the senate We must
award high praise to our Ohio statesmen
for the good work they have done.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

The High License" principle has vindi-
Gated its effectiveness at KalaSka, Michigan.
where the tax on saloons has been put at
Sc. 900. As result, there are no saloons
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

The council declines 10 levy tax for
hospital purposes. The responsibility for
further prosecution of the movement for
There is wealth enough here, not needed
for other purposes, to build asOzen hos
pitfalls, and the gentlemen who organized
the enterprise should at once proceed to
push il 10 an early completion.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

New York and Chicago are thirteen story
towns; Minneapolis, ten story town;
Omaha. six story town. and st. Andrews,
Florida, a newspaper story town.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

Francis Murphy is filling the opera house,
each night at Youngstown, and gathering
in the WiDs-bibberS hy the hundred.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19
MEDICINAL.
BILIOUSNESS
MEDICINAL.

MAY BE PROPERLY TERMED AN AZ
fEC1lON OF The LIVER, ANO CAN BIZ
THOROU6HLYC YCUEEO8Y THE GRAND
REGULATOR OF THE LIVER AND 81
LlARY ORGANS
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

Huge chops with a superfuity OF fat are
now popular. because English You know
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

The celebrated English Mobray pies are
finding their way to this country.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

Prof. orton says Lima, Findlay and
Bowling Green are the only points in Ohio
where there is a flow of natural gas that
can be utilized. At 5 idney, Carey. Ere
mont FOstoria. Ottawa and Columbus
Grove there is an odOr of gas and enough
oil, in a portion of these places. to make
things greasy. but not enough of anything
to be useful At Urbana and Piqua. a. in
Springfield, there are dry hOles-nothing
more. The probabilities are that we shall
not have much more natural gas here than
is emitted from the local newspapers.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

On the motion of Billy CapeIIar. of Gin
cinnati, the state republican committee re-
Gently resolved recommendation that John
Little be requested to present the proSecu-
tiOn of Papa Payne to the committee on
privileges and elections in the u. ). senate
Since that the Ohio senate has adopted a
resolution that the gov.r or desigI a e a law
yer Ia do the same thing. Whereupon the
Commercial Gazette has a paragraph that
seems if ii has any meaning. 10 have refer
enceS to alluSionS a. follows:
When il becomes the duty Of Governor For
akeT TO designate counsel tO present the ease
of the state against of II. Doodle Payne before
the Committee Of Privileges and Elections OF
the Senate Of the nited StateS,' IL is To be
hoped he will investigate So far a. to be sure
that no lawyer whose palms are greasy with
the residual products of coal oil. shall be al
lowed by mistake TO present himself where he
can eject ice water on the case.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

The ink with which this paper Is printed
was bought of Geo. n. Morrill, a Co, ~ and
81 Rose street. New York.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19
JOB PRINTERS.

w ONCE and WareroOm, 10 W. Main st
Residence lg2 W. High st.
ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.
DEED i RALPH, "A W. Main st, Dealers
IL in and Publishers of Advertising Novelties,
Chrome Cards. etc. Also Job Printers.
HOTEL.
I AGONDA HOUSE.
IL ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENT
Rates 81 per day. Springfield. Ohio.
PATTERN-MAKER.
W, PARKER. Err .,.,,
3g W. Washington street.
Models carefully made aud patterns properly
gated in all metals.
B OK BINDERS.
JOHNSON n DORNE,
j LEssEES ~ THE = l. BARRETT 4 SONS BOOK
BINDEKY,
10 West Columbia. street,
General Book Binders and Blank Book Manu-
Iacturer.
ART AND ARTIST.
PERCY CRAIG,
l. ARTIST IN CRAYOS AND OIL,
Studio. No. johnson Building
MACHINISTS.
T.. TURNBULL,
d. HACHINIsr, AND GENERAL JOB WORK DOSz.
Il y. Center st.
j. HICKEY,
IL. Practical Machlnist and General job Shop,
81 and % Z. Washington st.
STEAM LAUNDRY.
III HONE STEAM LAUNDRY,
No. 81 West High street.
REsL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
GEORGE II. COLES,
VI Real Estate Loan and Insurance Agents.
Room No. |. LagOnda Bank Building.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18
Saturday DC 'omber Is, 1886.


last night | received cAders direct
from Gen, Hancock 10 advance our line
III the direction Of the enemy. Wowero
then only forty.five or fifty PAGES from
the encmys line OF sEirmishers, who
Mere scureted in holes dug in the ground.
IL was n beautiful Might, the moon shin
ing so brightly that 1 was puzzled as 60
how ! could advance the lEe when
every man could be seen 10y tho enemy
and the least stir, or sight Of a man ON
either side, would draw % shot at once.
I finally thought Of plan, and in or
der to carry it out sent to the commits
saTy department for aN the empty bar
rels they could spare. ! succeeded in
procuring twenty-five or thirty barrels,
and had them 6llcd solidly with sand,
This done, placed q soldier with gun
canteea Of water, days ratioRS ann
munition end tin plate behind each
barrel.
then instructed oGg -harrel brigade
to roll their barrels out beyond our pres
ent line Of skWmisheys, who were hid
den in holes in the ground about twenty
five yards in advance Of our fortified po-
sition. The soil was sandy and loose,
and our boys were instructed to dress up
into line about twenty PAGES in front OF
OUR skirmishers, and with their tin
plates, throw up q breast work which
would be only the work Of few MIN
utes. 1t was a curious and interesting
sight to see the brave boys uriggling
along, pushing the heavy barreis Of
sand before taem. But the experiment
was a success. In tae meantime / had
commenced digging a trench, connect
ing the sliirmishars with tao fJrliaea-
tons, and by morning my ditch was
completed to the barrel skirmish line,
and il was wide and deep enough for q
soldier to pass to and from the front line
unobsaryed Con, T. w. Batteriisld's
Diary in Kansas City journal,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18

reiat, y whieh ! csamoa saa o,'s.


reiats BY 1Vhieh q Common ana Ostrn
Eatal Disease MAY Iie Recognized.
When n person becomes III, suffering
with slight chills, OF appetite, frt,
quent nose bleeding, irregaiarty e tAa
bowels coated tongue, rapid, we'ti
pulso, q body tcmpefature risiIsg 7sa
larly about one degfac daily tili it9 4 Ia
gree Fahrenheit Y reached With tisa3.
ttro PAINS especially ~ tlte back aial
head, with progressive isiase'llaf atlt
mental weakness aud and inclination l
bo stupid, the preanynpsion Y very stEs''a
that the patient nus typhoid fever aaf
TINS notion y much strengthened tl
with tha above symptoms, taefa Pc
tnmm abdomen, gorgling On pressure %
the night side,
These symptoms may eTtstapollt tolir'
teen days alld gradually aoa5e and ttte
patient recover hat I'4e patient may, oa
the othst ilahth go Of IRON bad aa
worse ana ARaitF re Destroyer ~ SIX
haust'on, pe'toratton Ok the bowels 2E
bowel henoFrhaga l1 on examination
oi taa i}ady a Que dead under ta9 a'tpy
ciIaun'stauca9 tha7e ee f2an4 nllnl9F }as
patches Of lniiatoed surface y tlte bowel
kaown as the "ileuni u V pefteetis
proper TO asortoe the eeaSa e tlpiiaia
tsEgf
Vie poison " t'io disease Wiiieo Is
probably 2 microscopic ptant exist
mainly n The bowel av5oUtsioils 81 those
slck % tne disease = y true tiiat ttis
p. . ~ 1t. "A d. y
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18

Perhaps the Turas We're the FIRST to
use the ornamental bQgyiRg grounds
known as ccmeteries, but we can not
say in what year. The Jews used 10
bury their dead under the earth, and
this mode seems 70 have been the ear
lest in use. Egypt amlalEaed her
corpses, and tim earlier Greeks aud R3-
mans consumed The body after death,
by fire. thb ashes o,.iy receiving sepul-
ture. Subsequently, In those nations,
this practice isll iayg jiguse, Ut least par
TALLY, and taan their aegd bodies Were
buried in vaults or chambers under
ground, such az the catacom0s, In
ancient Rome the bodies OF her most IL
lustrious SONS were permitted 10 DO
buried uuburael, a5 70 special mark Of
favor, within the walls OF the city.
The next step was the erection of
churches over lie graves Of martyrs
Then emperOrs aad kings were admitted
to sarGopaagi within tle church wails
The extension Of this practice was the
origin Of ChurCh-yards These, in
crowded towns, became unhealthy and
offensive and sanitary measures de-
maaIed burial witA9gy Tho walls OF tbs
ely. THUS grew the beautiful resting
places II the dead, which, with their
trees, flowers, landscape gardening and
works Of monumental art, we cali Ccule-
terics. Tie word "ceWatery," by the
way, means sinnbcr place, and IS OF
Christian origin. Some cemeteries are
-cunsecrated7 by the l5tss Of o church;
Others are rendered sacred only by tie
dust Of those consigned TO their sod
Louisville Courier Journal.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18
me crumblIns ObsIl.k.

Anew theory in regard 70 the orumb-
ling Of the Egyptian nbclisk ia Central
pars, New York city, IS that tho damage
was done before the stone was brought
from Egypt, and dates back to the time
when the soldiers Of Cambyses looted
and burned Heliopolis. where the monu-
meut stood. Tie monument belonged
70 tip, temple Of On, the Egyptian namc
for tie sun. The Greeks called the city
GA Hegiopolis 1t il believed Tint tlia
fires kindlel by CaHabygBs caused the
digjulgSgatim and sealing which have
been witnessed Thia theory Is born r,it
by tire fact that grams Is not greatly
affected by orr climate while t5 81
rali5 destroyed III ,ie heat of en-
Er. 3Fsfpr I.gugnHaf
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18
munters q Concgalod rreasurs /.

One OF the cuyiOu5 schemes That find
Judgment in this city is that af stock
company designed 3. make specially 81
hunting mp coacealed treasures, Capt
Bridgewater one Of the stockholders,
tells me it Is doing q good business
asked him how they went 20 work.
Wen, said be. "wo are guided by cir.
cunstancgs We learn as much as pos
sible about the characteristics ol people
who are supposed % have concealed
treasure, and then work accordingly. I
was once called by the frieads Of wl in
sane man to look after his MONEY he
had hidden Il while supposed to be in
bis right mind, and after - 1ecatte in
same he could not Be induced to talk on
The subject or givs any clew One day
! suddenly pulled out os my pocket a
big roll Of bills, and quietly remarked:
we stumbled on your hidden pho the
other day. He gave a QuiGE glance to
the corner Of tile room and shouted,
You lisr and then laughed gleafnlly.
I had That corner searched that night
ana found tho money. I knew that Id
would not be satisfied 10 stay Ia any
place where ha could not be IN sight Of
his treasure.
Another case, where wo made S2 600
was that Of a wealthy man stricken with
paralysis, lie was about to deposit
a, 600 when striker down, and The
money was gone. Hc could not recall a
thing. All that was known was that be
was found sitting on tho front hall
Stairs bereft u mind ard speech. we
hurried everywhere aGd made up my
raind that lie bad been robbed We ex-
amincd his person, and found black
and clue mark on his hip and another
On Ills forehead. A silver of blue
painted wood was "a his clothing. We
than started out 10 fRd where the silver
came FROM and where he got his marks.
We found ii the barn cellar a dump
cart that gave us our clew, and ia the
manure whore no had fallen we found
tile money" New York "Wayside
Notes"
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18

The latest novelty in plow3 is at pres
ent being used in Spain. It works the
land to a depth Of thirty incheg, and
turns a furrow two feet wide. Ii b.
drawn by two sixteen horse power en-
gines. The instrument is constructed
on the patent halauce-plow principle,
but Of very strong proportions. Ttis a
one-furrow plow, but fitted with two
sixties, the FIRST turning furrow sixteqn
inches wide and fourteen inches deep
the second following 70 a depth o. thirty
inches and turning over q. furrow
twenty-fotir inches wide, leaving the
land completely loosencd TO Il depth Of
two feet and six inches. Drawn by the
steam engines, the account in a foreign
exchange says II ID possible with this
pillow 10 turn over four acres per day. In
cases where it is not necessary 10 turn
zap the land to this great depth, but sim
ply to stir up the undsrsoil, an that is
required is 70 take Of the last skiGe and
in its place fix a 5ubsoil tyne, which win
20 to a depth Of twenty-four or thirty
inchGs.--Chioaso Twes.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18
The nsaatIfaI CITY d montreal.

The present city Of Montreal covers an
area Of about eight square miles, its lead
ing streets running parallel with the
river. 4 magnificent tract Of couatJs,
%atered by the Ottawa amidst. LawrenHa
rivers stretches away from the city oa
either side, making panorama from tE;a
mountain summit whose beauty is ua-
riyaled, the city really is on an island,
some thirty miles long aud ten wide,
justly called the garden Of Canada. Its
situation gives it great commercial OPP
portGnity. Situated at tHc head Of
ocean navigation, Is harbor floats NOS
only the limited commerce Of river, but
ships whose flags tel Of sailing on all tie
waters Of the globe. The current Of the
river IS very rapid, rushing past the city
with a speed Of at leaet seven miles an
hour, giving thus a natural water power
that turns the wheels Of countless fac-
tories aud mills along its banks for miles
above the city, Cor, Chicago Herald
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18
rnl,lnr - - -.

Sugar can be made from any descrip-
ton Of vegetable iiber, such az sawdsist,
rags or tos. The process Is to digest
for several hours III sulphurio acid; then
% dilute the Inixtulc with water and e.
boil fur some time, when the rags or
what not win be found q have under.
gone magical change, ana b have
been converted into sugar a curioua
fact is that 100 parts d rag5 viii yield
1ij parts Of sugar slie increase ia weight
icing due to tho elements Of water alb
sorbed during the change Frank Les.
lfe'R
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18
ss,aa woadstsi,l ss,afp Noses.

f
James Mitchell, wiia tii4i ii or about
sga, u So eoanty 81 a,irn, ii Sect
biHa, anG WIS BORN Hina, on Nov. II,
1905, recognized, sYs the World pc
Wonders, different persons by smell-
ING The famous ME- Moyle mentions
4 blind man at UGieci,t vIp, could dis
tngnisa iiflefent metals 9y the different
o10rs; and Sialtials records the
ase d d person naHaea Mo-
nSurra, who coqld tell BY aneiitas
whether copper was trtle Coriuthian cr
mot Indian travellers llava recorded Tint
certain natives WHO habitually abstained
a'ain n.mai food haye sense of smell.
mig winch s SO exqHsitely ieIicate that
they can tcn fraua wAieh well vessel Of
water has ctn obtained. II has been
r6lEted tiiRt hy saieil aione the negroes
of the AIltiilas Wil detect tine footsteps
~ FreItgnmaa From thass of a negro.
5Iaroe tlrei his left Al account 81 Is
monk Ii Prague vlIoctuld tell BY smell.
blg suYthing given to him who had last
aanEigd ii
he guides who accompany travellers
III the r1ute from a ppa ID Babylon wtil
teil BY smelling the desert sand how
near they sgs 10 the latter place Ma
tlsaniel Wanlay ID bis Wonders of the
L.tlle World, famous Oid, Old hook,
gives O plrticaiafiy fRi account 81 a
,aaA c9iled John 81 Liege, who, when a
ts,E 6ying ii talFar IL soldiers ID time
~ way, 9assed napy years alone IN the
depth Of the frest Il Ardenaes, where
y, lived Upon the roots and wild fruits,
tl.e presence q whirll be COULD At Least
dttcct from great distance by this snatl
alog,e. ~ Gle sagaa way he detected The
presence ~ guea lalig before they cams
III sight. iFgokiga Eagle
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18
Taught ~ crow Treo,.

In Germany a small nursery Is at
tached to nearly every common school,
and the children arc taught 70 grow
trees from seed and cuttings, NJ grast
AND 70 bud, 80 that they acquire some
practical knowledge IL and intelligeat
Interest IL tho growth * trees ans
s.rnha
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18
rerlanlad - -.

Perfumed roast pork Is one az the
dainties Of the Chinese cuisine The
pork IS resisted ana tkau hung % tho
smoke of various arom5tlc herbs, which
gives il q delicious favor II is cut
into small piece5 tlias Il may readily bai
handled with the chop.sticEs. I.oadoa
6'asereis
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18
1870 - 81 ] 1880.

a man has gone q rails On q bicycle II
two minutes ana tllifty-thrae SECOND
Iiat would hnye bean good for gfat
tag horse twenty-five years age Per
p twenty ave years hence the bicy
eofd Xill get down y 3:03 ga
Gtshings shat iennefly cost S 81
laW 80 rspfodtced u, phosographie I'll
l5coatA
gllaals lisilganse callIissl les a
Il cgIia tnYeasi0A,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18
eAn8El.E BOTTLE FFlEE

WIZ Basen. t0any na srfYins Nv ltter stating sym
sanis sQs sna ale strdtasaweg n fcgard 70 sii hm
aeas tfsiisaeiisls
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18

q a!tyaetE filled al low Hates ana
~ prumB.ly. ). n. HYNBAfAN,
luIte ie-if Manager.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-18

G. +. 2ICHkRps 4 co. AGss,ss q,
ss 3 ~ S4fapne street, Corner ny.
ssn Fsaacis0o Cal
CIRCULAR AAIIED FREE.