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The Clifton clarion., 1886-09-22
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The Clifton clarion., 1886-09-22
THE CLIFTON CLARION.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9, 1886.

Recently published English re- ports show that there are 725.000 more females than males in Eng land.
The Clifton clarion., 1886-09-22

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The Clifton clarion., 1886-09-22

Preparations are being made in Philadeldhia for a grand celebra- ton of the one hundredth ami versary of the adoption of the United States Cor stitutlon in 1787. The Governors of the thirteen ori- ginal States will be present, para des, banquets, and speech-making will make an intersting program, and the South and North will be- come more friendly than ever on a renewal of memories.
The Clifton clarion., 1886-09-22

During the last thirty years the aggregate of the personal estates sworn to as belonging to deceased Bishops of the English Church was S11,O75,OOO. As forty have died during this period, the average wealth was s276.S75. At the same time there are thousands of bril-
 devoted men serving as V Those salaries are smaller c11n.th6se of lackey.
The Clifton clarion., 1886-09-22

The new letter sheet envelope is for sale. It is about eight inches long and five inches wide and, when folded up, has flap which can be fastened to the body. The sides can also he closed by wetting mucilage on the paper. For con- venience in opening, both ends and the fold of the flap are pune tured. A two-cent postage stamp is printed on each one. This con- bination of letter sheet, envelope, and stamp will doubtless become popular when it's existence be- comes krown.
The Clifton clarion., 1886-09-22

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 Dr. Mintie, who is rrgular graduated physician, will agree to forfeit $500 for case of this kind, the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and treatinent) will not cure, or for anything impure or injurious found in it. Dr. Mintie treats all Private Diseases successfully, without mercury. Consultation free. 4 thorough examination and advice. including analysis of the urine, s. Price of Vital Restorative S1.50 per bottle, or four bottles, S5: sent to any address on receipt of price, or c. o. D., secure from observa- ion, and in private name, if desired, by A. E. Mintie, M. D., No. Il Kearney street, San Francisco, Cal.
 Sample Bottle Free will be sent to any one applying by letter, stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard to business transactions.
 Dr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy Nephreticum cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder con- plaints. GonOrrhoa, Gleet, Loucorrhoe. For sale by all druggists: s1 bottle. six bottles for S5.
 Dr. Minties Dandelion Pills are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bill ous cure in the market. For sale by all druggists.
The Clifton clarion., 1886-09-22

The little State of Rhode Island has prohibitory law so stringent that, as reported in our news columns, "even fermented cider" is excluded. "Flavoring extracts" however, "essences, and proprieta- ry medicines may be sold as usual"
 The patriot, therefore, who is in want of votes treats all round to foamlng goblets of the essence of peppermint, properly diluted, or if he longs for anything stronger he attacks a bottle of some patent pain killer and IS as happy as the circumstances allow.-New York Herald.
 It is worth while to remark that, while men from the ranks are every year promoted to be officers in the army, there is no road to a commission in the navy save through the academy at Annapolis, It is the boast of naval officers that, while common people may secure military commissions, they are not eligible to rank in the line of the navy. This IS not American and not profitable, for if the boys on our Daval framing ships could look forward to a chance for pro- motion to be officers, the class of sailors would be materially better and the standard of the officers themselves might be improved Boston Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

Williams Ia president OF tho club, NJ Massey captain,
and Robert Hooy sub captain. There Is good deal
rivalry between the club ana the Manhattan and
not q little Ill feeling. The Kings County Gun mas
already gcd number of matches. aud Will play AZ
Prospect Park. Its Orening game will be played on
Saturday, May g. ana on the same day the Rlverslhe
CLUB, OF New York, will open the SEASON at Central
Park
Pttshureers are trying boom cricket this senson.
American and will he cap aimed by an Old Ilaveriord
College Burrows, the English protest. ona Is
eXpectcd to arrive shortly from England and on ms
arrival play will begin the grounds al Brnsht"n Tue
cIuh 1. irving hard 10 n ma oh with OF the
English teams that will visit This country during this
season The South Side Club. Of PittShurg. Is IN an
excellent condition and II il expected that II viii ho
renre, encd ny exceedingly good eleven during tue
season The new members include several good Eng
lish PLAYERS. - =. c.,-. . .,-., !, -.
ellen through owing 20, the inabilitv OF the various
uhs to come understanding as to equitable repre-
ora,on rho staten Island club, as heretofore. VIII
mndertake the man igcment OF state and inter State
matches. ,,-,.. ,..oa;.,,o, ,o. arr,rco1 n
ono lis, M snrin, matches and elected the following
oMcers: Pre-, idcnt +. NJ. lissel. Germantown tlnb;
49, yice nrcs lent n Walker. il. staten Island
I'm. second vice president. T.. w. Mocran, ~ George
Cinh, secretary AMI treasurer William X i,hlIlcr'
No-i,r ruh. cnrrespondnc secretary, A. j. ID I'hon'
Xnrn, America Clnh; eNecu0ve committee ~
Smbau Nnunc America Cub; Tunstall Snlii u, balll
49, ~ 1,,,,h. q Renak IT,. Philadelphia CluD; j0hh T.
~'ua' ~ uo,,uort club: A. Broadhead. oxford Clnb Ihe
t TO-. ann ma che. will he decided on the Ifst daS
~ This change il regarded by crckrtcis rs y Hvlt
over tho old system II giving earn cIup 'no
nn rtnnity OF putting its full eleven in the He'll.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
VXIT THE SIILOR-NIN E1TS

rur caprArN's BILL OF FARE ON OCEAN VOYAGES.
The captain of deep-waer sailing vessel as rule
live. we'll Ortolans and truiies do not grace Ms
taple but sea-pie scOuse and plum dun do ana
healthy appetite would always prefer the latter com
bnaton seapie i, most sayory dish. IL Is pdHe'
in deep saucepan and has crisp brown crust on 'he
top 4 sea-Pir Is made a. three OF io"i "''N'''
according to the SIZE OF the pie desired The cook puts
a,er Of scraps OF meat aud small pieces OF potatoes
in the saucepan; that he places layer oil crust
and tb, another LAYER OF meat anI another layer oi
crust and so on until he has the requisite NUMBER o.
tL. ON the air, cture Then all hot and juicy 1t l.
raeed on the captains table. Alter course OF sea
ME notLins goes better lor dessert thaa plumduii
PLAN dun u aour. water lard, Little salt and some
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
!. Raisins are scattered

baking POWDER TO make 1t light Raisns are scattered
through it and it is boiled like pudding The number
of rasns in the duff depends the generosity OF the
steward. When there not many they have an un-
pleasant way of congregating in that particular slice OF
duf which the caI tain gets he story Is told oi an
economical skipper who always had the plum dun
placed the table between himself and the mate aud
instructed the cook to that all the plums got IN his
end Tor he and the mate used Ia cut the dun straight
across its centre each taking half. The n ate dls-
covered this and day wnen the dnf came on the
taoc he picked up the dish and looking at II critically
said, q" Isn't that one of the plates we bougft IN
Shanghai = replacing it on the table with the plum
end nearest him. be ieve Is. replied the captain
picking up the DISH looking it carefully and rel lac
ing it in its first position. "No' said the mate, Hwe
got that in Hon, Kong and again he turned the dish
around. The captain looked at the mate and the mate
looked at the captain; finally the latter said. Sup
pose we cut this duff len gthwise y and they did.
Lobscouse is simply wet hash, bat a sea cook has
way of making it that is never attained on 81 ore
Besides the pecul dainties the captains table
il garnished with all sorts OF canned things and such
articles of food may be kept sea voyage. A
live pig and cOoDs in which mems lay eggs for the
cabin generally carried. This Is " cabin grab.
and the orecaste lives quite differently he plum dan
Is apt to degenerate there into cannon ball pudding
and the sca-pe savors of the scrapngs from former
dinners. Canned goods are replaced by salt horse
and separate and peculiar brand Of coffee. called
sailors coee," served up, swectened with moases
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
IXPFR1 oN THf ATLANTICC.

A lGyinc ,JoRrnU repre- ntauVe, having scV-
fr,l tlurs VISITED Tie new caudldate LOT lame' ou %
,'ne,. n, AZ - meet h,m advance an opinion Ol ne
a., t,o.i as a model for ocean raclng: mat oploh ne
,e.,tris L. say, uHfavorAhn. 3rfny the A'anLc ~
90 siarr OH he rail- Is lac KIM ia shoulder forward
nd AIT she IL necessarily lEcInc Ele"ly uhCei
mes OF canvas when sailing by Tie wind MS INC ma
~ v,iu Increase her head and diminish her lateral
,sstnce OF th latter an fy she has nothing 10 spare
80 Ilc boI, draws altogether too much water amid
tLi esrecl.ly al the quarter breadth or nOor betd
hin section centre OF resistance Is hutn
COO ,,,,, dawn TIC stream lncs are much TOO round
"a. AfaulIc should excel In wiudward sailing then II
VA. viii lie with sesis started aud going free Then
81. ~ IN he Handicapped with Dalas'. Bu where il me
IA m racing b-f. re the winbi Any boai-bnlGe snou'd
lie ane 10 design runner. The real test OF rsNal
G.sD, Is m uef,us botn and sea, and IN leaving
a.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
CLICEE4ERS BEGIN THE SEASON.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR TIE SUMNER

RIVALRY PREVENTS A NEEDED oEGANIZAlioN-
CLUES IN PIITsBURG
The cricket season opened WIN fush las'
xoct ,o Manhattan Club OF Brooklyn being first to set
lie g, ample The Manhaitans expect to nave "a iaif!
,,ro.,cr,us season although Tie club las lost some
yaln,he members who have all ed themselves to the
newly formed Kings County Club an organization which
g. Icing fostcIed into existence by Robert Hooper,
formerly secretary Of the Manhattan cub The Kings
Comfy ClYb exl cots to put fairly good Team IN the
1ea this summer. Tho Manhattan team VIII include Dr
Iurlbnr, ]. Rogan, Carruthers and Henry Martin. W
T. Denton Cardew who kept wicket fof The cVen last
season. has gone to England Tyers VIII again be the
,,r,. professional A number OF matches have been
arranged for the season.
The experiment. made by jtehry Mar'i" '"'' 'o''
when he took a team of Manhattan men termeo inc
sWapaa,.rs through New England proved so success
iu aud thoroughly enjoyable tAai lie VIII rep'" u '',
eea Oh The team viii s.It out ON september ~ anu
VII MAY the IougwoOds OF Boston, Fan hNcr
I;ocltap Ashton Lawrence and IIighlandvilIe' Mr'
Martin is thorough crickcter and is tower VI f''"nS
70 tie Msnhatrans. His eXamIle OF taking team Oh
hot tour is one which might well be followed Dy o'he'
tlubs.
.,ue Ncw.york Club opened the season Yesterday at
Central Park The club has thirty new members anu
its hoped will have better success than CURING the i"s'
two or three years.
The Alma CIb, o, Newark, opened the seasot Oh It's
TIehu- luy soi-A,e grounds yesterday IAe Gu" P"''
better The field than II dl last year ~ Hd M
play nun .,er ~ matches brooklyn Ihe clup hhs
elected "acers J. Waien. presd"n; ". NnnleS
lee-IT saeut, J. SpatchcI, treasurer W.
imam ai -tc-ctary; a. starIlCr, corresponding SC
idfli ana /. fOIIcy, captain. .,t go.
Stai'n Island Viii have 10 io'nal Oiening 'ns yv'
OWL to the Incomplete arrauEcmeGt 1l the ef~"''i ~
1h NET eleven. 10 play at Boston on ilecoalv b9
yIi. ie~ d.ys start praetco unner tho oo'cHns u
lfod Lu.ler.
J4' Iternationals, OF Brooklyn, VIII open tHe ,t"so
% A"y - al Prospect iafk iro"Ay3, }iI W. i. 30"
MA ~g.lD be tie tan % tle leahi ie j. A." iio
tkln2 the Office OF treasurer. Tue "fhef OHrtr, orc
President, J. ". livery; wee presinen., D. H. N'Iy'
secretary, e. J.. Blizzard. 49,
,1bs linga1 team viii be deinnct this season. ne
Ahgs County Club, OF brooklyn taxing It's place mr.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
A REM1RhA BLE DOG.
THE sAGACIOUs BREED OF TIBET.

To the Edttor Of The IrtbH@e.
SIR: When | brought my IiDetan dog To
this country he seven months Oh ana was very
large but in poor condition. fell him WELL ana wlen
two years Old stood TWO feet nine inchcs si ana
wsched 81 pounds his neck twenty three inches
in circumference and his head tsenty-toar inches In
front Of the ears lie wanted apparent to'tse part in
all the work he saw going IN the house. He would
without any aching carry wooden pals and wood or
the fire; AMI il went Tor newspapers he would whi'
patiently until took them in ny hand. then he would
come up and take them from me, and would 90 on
b fore III and give them 20 my wife.
Nothing woull make HIN eat until about 1 O'Clock in
the afternoon. He wDud no, toch his food unIess IL
WAS nicely prepared, AMI wOul dissa,IsoG refuse to
eat till next day at tho same hoGr eco ding
gave him great offence; II ordered away
r,de'y he would 90 TO hi. bed and lie entire day
refusing to recognize the caresses o. any one
took DO pans to train him. although he seemed
to beg mo to do by bringing my shoes
and other things and laying them at my feet
When busy used lock him with his mate In my rooms
and tell them to be good till cana back Just as soon
a, the key turned IN the door he woud 20 ID ms mate
and give her a svere oito. 1 tried In every
way to stop this, bat could not unu TOOK
his mate ont wi,h me and left h alone; tOh MN
why did 80 ani he then stopped biting her Among the
hooks IN nv sittin oae on d)gt containing
n,cnre OF each breed, with descriptive notes one day
when returned found my books scattered over the
floor and the dog book torn TO eces The dogs were
nowhere to be seem I cal.el them but got no reply.
Going iuto my bedroom found them both
under the bed and c)axng could Induce them to como
out for several hours never know hoS AMI Why they
selected that book " destroy IT,
Il gas impossible to keep my PET In the house whch no
heard the fire bells. lie distinguished them always
from the church BELLS IL always heard them before
We did and would mtSe such trrr!h' no.se and sich
violent Efforts TO jump through "ihdo" that
we were OBJ god To lot hn On. liz would run AT
fnl srccl. meet the first engine AMI rush
n front - II 10 the fra. rpeat THIS Wlth the ne
engines uutil win - they n. ell begun To WORK nr wpui
come nome ihr,u.h thr crowd never losing Ms way
aurn hs mat' hhd putp-s 0hr ieIAs'd - 49,, him x"
MO tao place wEcie IA y wcrr pD u WAS IN a
basement level with The yArA ana 40 would 20 tO IA"
yard and would stand Tor an hour or more lOoAlns
through the wndOy at the puppies. lie would never
louch smal dog unloss was Spitk Ho would 70 az
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
HANDSOME srYLEs AND RIcH FABAIcs

The spring opening In Nicoll the taiors
shop at No l45 Bowery. display. ASSIGNMENTS OF goods
for mems wear OF all kinds. shades and designs Cloth
ing i, mt INTO shape At few moments notice, with
few words OF grace The spacious store Is well filled
with an unusually large stock Of ready-made garments
The counters are oa ell the s'le with the novel;
ties the day and tho other win g0ocs OF less pro-
nouuc.d tone though OF equally fashionable style. Lao
novelties incln ie Scotch EOmcspuns, chcylOis Ant
twerd. kinds. desi-ns and shades. Other f-h-
articles are piads ana checks, which DIS
played IN large numbers. Al attractive Oycrc0at IS ur-
pshed Wales diagonal oVercoa and AIS, IN fhs
firms silk line Both or these garments hayo
met with good deal OF Ias OF. t.sneres, bot foreign
nd domestic, c0rkScrews dark and brown, hrdseSo
dagonas brOafcoths from the Nest or England. doe
skins and many otaer handsome fabrics make up tbs
rest of the stock which Large enough to give consid
erable occupation To most determined noher-in.aw
Materials cheap, hence the prices are low aud de-
man Is are isrgc
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Perfect Hair

Indicates ananral and healthy codion Of The 'eaio aN
o. the through which non rishme IS otn Whea
IN consequence AMI Il ase the hai' becomes weak
thin rray Ayers Hair Nigor will str ngthen II restore
i;- orylna coor promote IT. rapid and vigorous growth
and inpart 70 tho iustIe and freshness Of youth
Aver Hair vigos for long time and an con-
WINGED OF ITS value when Il years o. age my ban be-
ran % turn gray. commenced the VIeor amt was
surprised at produced II not only restored
the color to m hair stula Ell It's grow I'll that nave
now more hair BEFORE W. Edwards, Coldwatcr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
All THATA cHILD CAN DESIRE.

The Liilipn,ian Bazaar, at No. 60 and o2
West Twesty-thirl-st. IL more attractive than usual
showing ouhts for babies boys and girls which leave
nothing be desired. Best Co. can NJ out children
from hour OF birth TIL they seventeen years ou
aud there is great OF taste AMI ingenuity IN
many OF the garments winch they display for young
America A the age OF i've or six the young hOpcihl
NAV don LONG trousers aud blouse, ana ~
ten or twelve short blue reeer' WIN
naval buttons These garments are for the rougn
and-ready boys, bat those OF quieler lono
wear long gray Newmarkets Heavy twreIs. a'so ~
checks are shown for theBe young gentlemen no
.Tamroy Is straw hat. "A compromise between III.
Tam a. snanter and the Rob Roy cap, with one slio oi
the crown caught back by "a bow. This u Tor sh"l
bows "MatnIl-" cheaper this year than ever, 80
tna these Lputan suits sold AT nsurrs lower lhan
usual The display OF grls'cothing comprises heannI
,uc OF goods Gretchen drcSrc- III India ana emma sA-
win woven gures novel. and the lace dresses over
snran make tasty evening dresses for yOhng nlsae-
For hot weather clothing there u .argc STOCK Oi wear
able ginghums AT figures unusually low There are out
side clo Ks heAvy ottoman SILK with deep embroidery
forsnAblcs. and wonderful d" MktdO" gowns Less o-na
mental but quite useful IL the line line al hosiery
hnot. ana More Interesting to thc youh- - mo
toy department. huci with other accessnfie, "i INC
uur,ery from b,bv carriages aud rai.i"s 10 muc" 70
pOts lAd stray W.g~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

whom xpec,s choose eight which Will he
hard to heat The Eagle Athletic Club will IL heir frst
rowing this season They have a fourOared shell crew,
consisting OF Robinson. Pcrey. Haynes and MoCabe,
who are being trained by Billy " Oliver
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Ayers Hair Vigor.
sod BY all Druggists and Perfumers

II you are ring from debility and loss OF appctite
YOUR stomach IL ou. OF order your mind confused, take
Ayers sarsaparlla 1his medicine Will restore physical
force and elasticity the more surely anc speedily
than any toni yet discovered
For SIX months suffered from liver and stomach troubles
Ny food did not noursh and became weak aud very
much enaclated. bottle OF Ayers sarsaparHA
and was cured-Julll, n. Palmer. springfield. MasN
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

A Georgia Justice awakened al midnight 10 marry
tNo ,.uns elddy creatures OF cghty-twO ANA -fNrhF
Two summrrs respectively. Dd he make fur- hrt"u
hc wa turned out bed Mt at all! When he iooAr
npon the of the happy pair ne saw thst thcre
WAS NO time " DO loaL-lBost0n ITanseripS
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Ayers Sarsaparii!a.

prepared BY Dr. J. c. Aver & CO.. Lowell Mass Sold b
Druggists. Pllce 81 SIX bottles, So
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Annne thn ncwe.t Of the Nav anniver,arIe4 Is th

American Congress OF Churches, which Will ho!d itS
se.ord meetlag In Cleveland ON May -. Governor
Foraker Will preside AMI de iver the opening a"dre7S
I'm. address Oh welcome Will be delivered by the Rev
Henry NJ. L.iI, Cleveland. The topics to oe his
.nssed are: "a True Church, It's Essenals ana Char-
octers,ics"; 'Religion AMI or Public Schools !hc
Present Necessity FOR kcstiement OF christian Be-
i,cf. How shall the Church moro Etcctuiy WIN the
WorkingmauI" Kea justmenis IN the Church 70 heet
Voirrn See Bishop t,llmour. OF the Roman Catholic
OF Will he one ol tue -pcdAers Oh INC
,,uestou OF re! zion IA th, puilic schools
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-17
Registration Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Books of Registration for the general
election TO be held November 2, 1885, for the
election of State, County and Township Off.
GERS, are now open, and will remain open daily,
on all legal days. from 10 O'Clock A. NJ to 6
5'clock p. NJ until October 10, 1885, and from
October 10, 1885, to October 20, 1888, from 7 to
8 o'clock P. NJ, in addition TO the hours hereto
fore mentioned, at which time the books for
registration will close at o'clock M. The
law requires naturslized citizens to exhibit their
certificates of naturalization at the time they
present themselves for registration.
JAMES SWEENEY, Registry Agent,
Ruby Hill Precinct, No. 8, Eureka county, Ne
yada
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-17
Registration Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Books Of Registration for the genera
election to be held November 1856, for the elec
now open, and will remain open daily, on all
legal days, from 10 o'clock A. N. to 9 o'clock p.
NJ. until October 10, 1885. and from October 10
lsS6. to October 90, 1885, from to 8 o'clock p
Nj. in addition to tn hours heretofore men
toned, at which time the books for registration
will close at o'clock p. NJ. The law requires
natualized citizens to exhibit their certificate.
Of naturalization at the time they present them
selves for registration
A. S. LnNGLEY, Reg Agent,
Pdlisade Precinct No. q, Eureka county, Ne
vRda
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-17
Registration Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Books OF Registration for the general
election to be held November 2, 1886 for the cleo
ton Of State, County and Township officers,
are now open, and will remain open daily, on
all legal days, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to o'clock
P. M. until October 10, 1896, and from October
10. 1886, to October 90, 1886, from to o'clock
P. M, in addition to tie hours heretofore men
toned, at which time the books OF registration
will close at 6 o'clock P. NJ. The law requires
natura,iZed citizens to exhibit their certificates
of naturalization at the time they present them
selves for registration
W. j. MCCORMICK, Registry A {,
Garrnison Nine Precinct No. 4, Eureka nty,
Nevada.