davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1886-03-20
SOUTHERN Pacific COMPANY
COMMENCING SUNDAY, DECEMBER eth, Is q
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,

Q 20 A. NJ Daily San Francisco
= through freight aud third cia.s ac-
cUnniOStaLiOn.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1886-03-20

- n,,sc .NOTICEiLIwin
cIAANX, NN[Xle, SSNss send trial hottie
of the REJu-
vENAT R-sutilcienl 10 show its merits
free OF charge, to anyone afflicted, apply
ing by letter, stating his symptoms and
age. Communication are ali strictly
rOued-ntiaI my 1877
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1886-03-20

ness. Spei matOrrlIOca. Emissions, po'
teDcy, Exhausted vitality, Premature De-
clin- and Loss OF Manhood, from what
ever cause produced. 1t snriches ape
Durities the Blood. strengtht ms the Nerves
Brain. Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs and Physical and Mental Faeul-
ties. 1t stops any unnatural debilitatine
drain upon the system. preventing invel-
untsry losses, facilitating dreams, semin-
al losses with the urine, etc. so destrue-
tive to mind and body. IL is a sure elm
ins:Or Of all Kidney AND BLADDER Cow
PLANTS II contains no INJURIOUS Ingre.
dents. To those suffering from the evil
effects 81 youthful indiscrctions or cxcss-
seS. II speedy, permanent and thorough
''ur,. is GUARANTEED. Price, $40 per
bottle, or five bottles in case, with full d.
rections and advice, 5000. Sent securs
from observation to any address upon re-.
sript Of price, or CO. D To be had oxlv
Of
DIR. C. D. SkLFIELD,
ZIG Kcarny street. San Francisco,
Consultations strictly confidential, by leS.
ter or at Office. FREE. For the convert:
snce Of patients, and in order 10 insure
perfect secrecy, have adopted o private
address under which all packages are for
warded.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1886-03-20

November 20, 1885.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1886-03-20

tn 90 \. M.-Daily-L passenger
i " Train to Wilmington and San P.ti }.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1886-03-20

This Great Siren.
g;heninH Renie-
dy, and HEHvR
TONIC, is the re-
'-uit of over 20
years OF practices
experience. and
CURES WITH W.
FAILING CkkTAR
RI Nervous xna
.'bysicalDebility,
Seminal Weak
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1886-03-20

tO:50 p. M.-Daily-S San Francisco ex-
i - press Train. come citing At Laihrup
with the Atlantic EXPIRES train vi the
Central PLcIic PailrnaG.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
A Curious Story.
Harper's Young People.

In large factory, in which we're
employed several HUNDRED persons,
one of the workmen in welding his
hammer, carelessly allowed it to slip
from his hand. 1t few halfway
across the room, and struck fellow
workman in the left eye, This man
claimed that his eye was blinded by
the blow, altho' careful examination
failed TO reveal any injury, there be-
ing not a scratch vissble. He brought
suit In the court for compensation
for the loss of half of his eye-sight,
and refused all offers of compromise.
Under the law. the owner of the fac
tory was responsible for an injury re.
sulting from an accident of this kind,
and although he believed that the
man was shamming, and that the
whole case VAS an attempt at swim
ding, he had about made up his mind
that he would be compelled to pay the
claim.
The day of the trial arrived, and in
open court an eminent oculist retained
by the defense examined the alleged
injured member, and gave it as his
osinion II was as good as the right eve.
Upon the plaintiffs loud protest of his
inability to see with his left eye, the
oculist proved him a perjurer, and
satisfied the court and jury of the
falsity of his claim
And how do you suppose he did 1t!
Why, simply by knowing the colors
green and red combined make black.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
The Russian National Hymn.
Chambers Magazine

The Russian national hymn a simple
but noble strain well known in Eng-
land, was composed by Gen. Alexis
Lwoff. The melody without possess
ing any of the characteristics peculiar
to Russian popular music, is eminent
~ fitted for its purpose, and has, like
the Austrian national air, being fire.
quently used as hymn tune. In his
Memoirs" Gen. LEoff thus relates
the history of it's composition:
I'm 1888 / accompanied the Emper-
or Nichols to Prussia and Austria. On
our return to Russia was informed
by Count de Benkendorff that our
sovereign. regrettlng that we Russians
had no Ma ional hymn, requested me
to try and write such a composition.
The problem struck me as extremely
difficult and serious. Recollecting
the imposing British hymn, God
save the Kng;" the French hymn, so
full of originality, and the Austrian
hymn, with its touching music. | felt
and comprehended the necessity of
producing something vigorous. grand,
moving. and national, fit to be heard
IN church, IN the ranks of the army,
or in the midst of popular gathering
and within the reach of every one,
from the scholar to the person Of no ed
ucation at all. One evening, on re
turning home very late, composed
and wrote dowa the melody of the
hymn. The next day l called on Jou-
vesky to ask him for the words, but
he was not a musician, and could not
adapt them to the finale in the minor
Key of the first cadence Of the melody.
[ informed Benkenkorf that the hymn
was ready. The Emperor said he
would hear it, and on the % of Nov.
1888, came to the Chapel of the I'M
perial Choristers, / had summoned
up the whole body of the latter and
backed them up with two full bands.
The Emperor had the hymn repeated
several times, then sung without &C
compartment, and then performed by
all the executanIs combined. He said
to me in French, 1t is superb, and
then and there ordered the Secretary
of War to have the hymn adopted in
the whole army. The decree was pro-
mulgated on the 4th of December, and
and the hymn was heard publicly for
tBe first time on the 18th of Dee 1888
at Moscow"
The Emperor presented the compos-
er With a gold snuff box set with dia-
monds as testimony of his sstisfac-
ton, and ordered that the words.
God protect the Gar" should be in
troduced in the armorial bearings OF
the Lwof family. Lwof died i'll 1870
having suffered for many years
from a distressing affection OF his or
gans of hearing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
PICTURESQUE CAVES.
One of the wonders of Nature Found
In Southern Oregon

The new discovery is multip1i-
city of grotesxue and fantastic-look
ing objects of natures fashioning
Persons of lively imagination can,
out Of the scenery, make perfect in
their minds almost any archetyEe,
and many different parts of many
different animals. The numerous
chambers and many narrow passages
with different shaped, fashioned and
nodded scenery are surprising and as
tonishing. A man can go through
what is discovered, and does go
through it; the writer has gone
through part of the discovery, but he
believes that no one person who does
go through it has mind large
enough to take in and hold all that is
to be seen IN that arcadian formation.
If lamps with large brilliant burning
flames to emauate streams of light on
the surroundings were placed there,
the sights would be dszziing. The
snowy white and wsx-colored stalac-
tite and and incrustations that cover
the sides can not be reprod iced in
pictures. The wax-colored and vitreous
stalactite pendants hanging from the
lower extremity reflect flashes of the
light, and when the burning candles
are held still the visitors behold the
appearance of innumerable splendors.
The incaustations OIL the bottom of
some of the chambers include
patches of imitation hoarfrost, which
is so hard and sharp that it makes
prints in the bootsoles; but its glls-
tening in the candle light is like
body of newly fallen sno when the
early sunbeams strike it In the morn
ing air. There are imitation sponges
that look soft and velvety. but hard
and sharpto the touch of the hand
imitation coral and coral frinses of
very beautiful shapes and colors
body of staiagmite resembling the
snow clad Mount Hood and the ghost
life out of the cave man when he dis
covered 1t.
Before entering into The big cham
Der there is overhead vertical aper-
ture that seems to run up the distance |
of thirty feet, and all the way it seems |
to have the same diameter. A strong |
current of air spins through, and Wis !
itors have to take extra care Of their |
lights or they may lose them The |
big chamber is well named. 1t is a
spacious underground room, being
364 feet long, so feet wide, Its vault
ing roof rising 10 height of from 50 |
to rs feet, aad its size imposing to the
beholder. It's sides and roof consist Of /
rcck, differing from any other cave +
chamber that the writer has seen en-
ormous powders covering the hot.
tom, and on the shelly sides punches
of gravel are sticking tRat contain
vsriously colored pebble stones.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
LOndon's New Tower Bridge.
London Telegraph.

The proposal that the new bridge
across the Thames should be built OF
iron OF British production and manu-
facture was brought before the com
mon council at their meeting yester-
day. A petition signed by four thous-
and Of the ratepayiag citizens was
presented, praying the court TO adopt
the, suggestion, as such course would,
IN their belief, greatly benefit and en-
courage the iron trade of this country,
now in a low and depressed condition.
The question of free trade was said 10
have been set aside, but IN order to
test the views of some OF the petition
ers present. Mr.. Cox asked II they
wished the corporation to pay tlO, OOO
more for British iron, provided they
could obtain an article of an equal
quality at much less price elsewhere.
Some objection was raised o. the
court to the question, and Sir A. Lusk,
who presided, amid laughter, ruled 1t
irregular, and no answer was gwen.
In reply to Mr.. Deputy Bedford, the
petitioners said that their object was
to benefit British trade, and that lroa
as good as any could be produced In
this country at a similar price Mr.
Stoneham asked a question OF this
chairman Of the bridge hoase estates
committee, but as no direct answer
was returned cries of Adjourn
were raised, and a division followed,
with the result that "a votes for an
adjournment and al against It The
court then separated, and . motion on
the paper by Aid. Isaacs that It De an
instruction to the committee to use
British iron in the construction OF the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
Bsmarck's Doctor and Diet,
London WCrld

Prince Bismarck is again indiSposed
il Is said, and pieurisy Is feared. That
means work for Prof. Sch wenniger,
the princes doctor. SchwenAiger is
the Roose of Berlin. Munich was to
him what Brighton was to English
rising medico, and BIsmarck's eldest
son was his dlscoverer. This gentle
man having had some sixty or seventy
pounds weight taken off him, and
having been brought out Of the very
back-teeth of death by following DR..
Schwenniger's advice, suggested that
his father should also become a pa
tent. The chancellor was willing,
but he could not go to Munich, and
the doctor could not leave his practice
there without Quid pro quo. The
quid - several hundred quid - was
found by his appointment to profess
sorship in Berlin, which he now holds
IN addition to an enormous private
practice.
He sees Bismarck daily, has brought
him into perfect health, and had so
tanned the tiger that the former period
zeal explosions in the reichsrath had
entirely ceased, and there had been
no change in the government since
Schwenniger had charge of the chan
cellor's digestion. Diet, not medicine
is what Prof. Schwenniger swears by.
No drugs, no mineral waters, no "kur"
of any kind. Eat of only one dish,
no matter what that my be. Oysters,
Holsters, beef, mutton-eat your mod
crate Eli of that, but touch nothing
else at a meal; no vegetables, save
perhaps little salad, no sweets, no
savorles, and do not touch one drop
of liquid until half az hour, in some
cases an hour, after your meal is
ended.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02

of ribbSn finished with rosary beads,
and the decoration ON the cores are of
srrsssne embroidery, and Of lace ar
ranged in two lengthwise pulls up
each oreadth. a new shape, called
the Maaresque. has conopy top with
the ribs gracefully curved at the end.
The Savoy, is nearly fiat passsol that
is handsome in block lace over satin,
and novelty is a carriage parssol
that is not round, but points longer IN
front ana bscS than on the sides, so
that these shallow parts do no inter
fere with other palasols in the same
carriage. Ecru, brown and bis OK are
the colors most largely represented
White cotton satesn with brocaded
figures and striped sateen psrasols for
the country are pretty and inexpen-
sive. A ring passes over the canopy
top, and is held by cord or bow of
ribbon that decorstes one of The cores.
Natural wood sticks, carved olive
wood and ebonized handles are shown
with a crotch at the end of the ferrule
SO that the psrasol may be used SIS a
cane.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
SQUIBS.

In the state of Michigan music is
taught in SO out of about 22l public
schools.
Paralysis, or a disease closely re-
sembliRg it, has laid up a number
of horses in Sonoma county, Cali
fornia.
In Poland, each male guest at a
wedding is expected to pay 81 for the
privilege of kissing the bride; but
club rates are much lower. aud the
man getting up the club gets an extra
kiss.
4 Georgia paper injudiciously
boosted that it had sixty subscribers
il the insane asylum OF course the
rival paper across the way at once
remarked that nobody outside of an
insane asylum would take suca pa
per.
Is is expected that the Grecian canal
connecting the CULTS of Corinth and
Aegina, will be completed by the end
of the present year. The canal will
be less than three miles in length, and
the deepest cuttings are $50 feet In
depth.
An offer to pay for all the beer he
could drink, made at East Portland,
Ore, about q week ago, to a colored
man, was accepted by the latter, who
had imbibed of the Intoxicant but q
short time when he fell to the floor
and expired.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
MISSING LINKS.

The Texas cattle drive this year
will exceed 800, 900 head.
Texas stockmen report heavy losses
OF cattle, occasioned by short grass
and ticks.
Cincinnati will put dowL s4.000,O00
of granite block street pavement next
summer.
Herr Scaria, the famous bass Wae-
ner singer, is now reported to be Ill
beyond the hopes of recovery.
A woman in Wings Station, n. Y,
has given birth to twenty-five chill
dren and she is not fifty years old.
the act of abdication signed by
Queen Isabella in favor of her son
mas disappeared from the royal arch
ives at Madrid.
The great exhibition of several hun
dred paintings by the French impress
slonist school will be opened in New
York on April 9th.
An American lady residing at Flor
ence has presented the Pope with a
gold pen incrusted with valuable gems
in honor of his recent encyclical "Im-
mortale Del"
LII France announces that an in
suranca company of Barcelona has
paid the Queen Regent of Spain the
sum of $780, G0 francs, the insurance
of her late husband, King Alfonso.
A band of masked sophomores of
Cornell University succeeded in cap
turing aud carrying away banquet
which was to have been spread for a
number of freshmen and their class
officers.
A women named Kuenze had been
supported by public charity in Sile-
sian village for thirty years The
other day, having fallen heir 10
$4,000. she gave s., 900 to the village
with which to build a gravel road to
neighborlRg town.
Two twelve-year-old-b boys of East
Athens, Ga, one White the other col
ored, quarreled. The Negro knocked
the white boy down with club.
Then the white boy cut the negro
three times with knife, one stab be-
ing near the heart, and likely to
prove fatal.
South Manor, Suffolk County, N.
Y, has about ninety inhabitants; of
this number one is nlnety- ght years
old, three between elghty-nine and
ninety, five between seventy-fve and
eighty years and the rest between
fifty and sixty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
JUNK.
Burdette.

Columbus brought the first head of
cattle to this continent on his second
trip, in 1888
To remove warts use a salve made
of pulveriz2d copperes mixed with
lard. One or two applications will
usually be sufficient.
The Connecticut game law gives
sportsmen a long rest. Woodcock,
quail, gray squirrels and cartridges
are "protectei' from January 1st, I'M
til October 1st.
A Pennsylvania paper speaks OF the
'myrrage license" in that'state, 1t
was probably typographical error,
but It shows how near an editor can
hit the truth by accident.
why do all thu cold waves come
from the northwest my dear2" asked
a fond husband. "Oh because there
is so much GOODNESS between S.. Paul
and Minneapolis" was the reply.
Spots may be removed from paint
ings or chromoS by carefully wiping
them with a sponge that has been
moistened in cupful of warm rain
water, in which few drops of am
lnonia have been mixed.
We'll, no." replied the General, Il
was not personally present at the bat
tie, although it was fought manly by
troops Of my division; in fact, l sell
dom had time to attend in person any
of my battles. was kept constantly
engaged writing my memoirs Of war. "
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
Misplaced Philanthropy.
San Frar cisco Chronicle

He's going away. Let's give him
something. He is a good fellow and
he would appreciate some little me-
mento."
ga good scheme. Twill contribute.
Let us give him something hand
some
well, we'd better limit the sub
scri ption to two dollars apiece That
is enough, and all the boys will chip
in"
"All right, go ahead, put me down
for my share"
And the jealous friend gets a sheet
ofpaper and he writes down the names
of the fellows who are friends of the
departing.
I'VE want to give Jones present, u
he says to two or three. will you
chip in?"
Certainly. What are you going to
give him?'
"Don'5 know. 1t will cost about
$50"
well, all right. I'll stand my
share"
Then the affectionate friend goes
and orders little bit CT iewelry or
something and has an elegant inscrip-
tin put upon 1t, From your loving
friends"
That's lovely. I'll pay you that 81
Tuesday,
And everybody congratulates Jones
on the beautiful present they have
made him and Jones goes off. Then
the Jealous friend who has guaranteed
the jeweler or paid the bill himself
goes hunting for the subscribers. He
doesn't like to dun them, and they
have forgosten all about Jones pres
ent. The little present costs $50 and
the kind hearted fellow who under
took to get it up collects S. and has to
pay SIS himself When everything is
finished the worst of all is to hear a
fellow say:
Jones was a good fellow. l think
it was very mean you did not give me
a chance to subscribe to that present
you gave him"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
Floating NeMSnaner Jokes

4 bank cashier seldom goes off until
he is loaded, and then he makes no
report.
Never borrow trouble. tt e il ter
you have to pay for the accomm0da-
ton is excessive.
Yes, Sam Jones is undoubtedly cor
rect. The devil is a gentleman, but
be differs from some other gentlemen
we wot of. He has cloveu foot in
stead of cloven breath.
''I' We run a piece Of wood under nay
finger nail, " said an old married man
to his wife. "Ah," she Sneered, you
must have been scratching your
head"
Two Louisville citizans meet
Well, old man, sorry to hear of your
brothers death. Yes il is a great
blow to us ali" 1T must be; what las
the troubled" "Oh, he died a natural
death. Did, hey; whisky or rumG"
whisky"
New York Times: Florida Hotel
Proprietor Ito ward)-Has that al
ligator ordered yesterday got here yet
Steward-No, sir. Proprietor (apgrily)
Well. this is little too much, and a
new batch of Northern invalids just
arrived. You will have to scratch
stewed terra pin off the bill Of fare
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.

An inventor now proposes to make
collins.
In China. no counsel is allowed the
criminal. Hs is supposed to be able
to do all falsifying necessary. without
hired help.
lnnoculation of rabbits with the ba-
clllus OF tubercular consumption is pro
posed as method of extermunsting
them in Australia.
The paper used for printing the
Bible at Oxford University, England,
is chiefly made from old sail cloths
certainly quaint and curious meta
morphosis,
1t is asserted that a shurb has been
discovered IN Columbia, the juice of
which will instantly arrest hemorr-
bage from wounds of the most danger
erous character. The plant is called
AHA" by the natives.
One would suppose that a GOTTA was
the last thing in the world a thief
would carry off, but one was actually
stolen from the shop of Chestertown,
Maryland, undertaken few nights
since.
Cheap tea stores and weekly country
newspapers are to encounter opposi-
ton from an unexpected direction. A
church in Westfeld, Mass, is now Of
ferlng chromos as an inducement
for outsiders to attend its evening SER
vices.
A fifty-fve-year-old resident of One,
onla, n. Y, mailed letters for the first
time in his life the other day. He hadto
ask number of questions of the clerk
at the, window and after he got the re,
qulred stamps didn't know what to dc
with them.
The Southerners manage to have
fine fun tobogganing even without the
aid of snow. The Macon Telegraph
says the youth of that section take
pine straw, a barrel mounted on q
couple of well CREASED barrel slaves,
aud they have as good tobogganing as
Montreal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02

He procured black card on which a
few words were written with green
ink. Then the plaintiff was ordered
to put on pair of spectacles with two
different glasses, the one for the right
eye being red, and the one for the left
consisting of ordinary glass. Then
the card was handed him, and he was
ordered to read the writing on it.
This he did without hesitation, and
the cheat was at once exposed.
The sound right eye, fitted with the
red glass, was unable to distinguish
the green writing on the back surface
of the card, while the left eye, which
was claimed to be sightless, was the
one with which the reading had to be
done.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02

bridges consequently was not pro-
posed. We are informed by Mr.. At
kinson. the chsirman of the bridge
house estates committee that the en-
gineer has recommended that British
iron and steel be exclusively used in
the construction of the bridge Hav.
ing regard to the high qualities re-
quired, it is not anticipated that such
stipulation will make any difference
in the amount of the tenders.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02
(To BE CONTINUED
FIuctuating Rates.

CHICAGO. March S0.-There was
another drop in transcontinental pas
senger rates to-day. The Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe announced q
through rate from the Missouri river
to San Francisco of IS net, or SIG
from Chicago. The round trip rate
from Chicago. good for ninety days,
is $5S. 1t is expected that tomorrow
the Union Pacific and Denver and Rio
Grande will meet the cuts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-02

II was an old oriental doctrine that women have
no souls More enlightened philosophy con
cedes that they have purer, finer, more exalted
souls than men. Bat they are too often contained
III feeble, suffering bodies, which hamper aud
iciard their full development. For al those
p1n'nl ailments incident TO the sex, Dr. pierce's
Favurite Prescription is this best specific III the
world aid is sold under positive guarantee
that Il VIII do all that is claimed for it, P4Ice
DIM Z Il e dollar Nv IL