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Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
May Shake Hands with the Man in the
 Moon.

"The new tower of Babel, which is to be the chief wonder of the world in 1889, has already become prominent feature in the Champs de Mars of Paris. People go to see it, and nakea solemn resolution on the spot never ts ascend it, however they may be tempt ed. Albert Wolff paid it visit the other day-quite pilgrimage for him and returning home wrote three columns for the Figaro in praise of it's beauty. Such an experienced art crit it as Mr Wolff, who Is the terrer of young artists struggling for fame Tn the mazes of the Salsn, ought to know a beautiful thing when he sees It; con- ssquently feel abashed and humil- ted, and recognize myself Philistlne, to whom all catholicism is Hebrew, for to me the so-called tower in the Champs de Mars is a tower of ugli- ness. It is unlike anything te which the word tower has yet been applied. It is, for all the world, like an inge- nious system of scafolding, Of which all the parts, uprights and cross-pieces, are of iron. One must leok at 1t from the scientific point of view in order to admire 1t; and if one knows nothing about the laws of mechanics, one must fellow in the wake of these who ap- pear to know a great deal about them and admire the tower accordingly. This much Is certain, if it ever reaches the helght of 900 feet it will be the loftiest work of man down to the date 1880. But If no harm comes of the experimental the tower does not fall down while France IS celebrating the Fall of the Bastile and kill few thou sand people, nor bring no worse con fusion of tongues than must be ex- pected at a universal exposition, this proaigious piece of scaffolding Tn the Champs de Mars will be like a stick of asparagus compared to those struct- urss which will be raised upon its model. The youngest generation may live to sbake bands with the man in the moon.-Paus Cerr., Boston Tran script.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16

Lord Wolseley not only tells the English that they have no adequate home guard and safeguard against in- vasion. but he jeers quletly at the United States, fer its enormous ex- penditures on military matters. To be sure we have an army of only about 25,000 men, but eur pension list is ex- traordinary and enormous. So far thlS has multiplied on the plea of gratitude for a Union saved. It IS, however, not desirable to have the Union devoursd after it has been saved. The facts, not to be blinksd, are that good deal of pension money goes regularly to persons who have no decent reasons for taxing their neighbors for their support. The pension system needs to be economi- cally handled to avoid breeding in the people a pauper sentiment. It is do- ing a great deal tso much in the way of creating national mendlcancy. u is time ts go slow.-Globs-Demoerat.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
Important Decision fin a Mining Case.

A decision of interest in this, as in all other inning regions, is that of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in the case of Thomas Williams against J. M. Hay, from Somerset county. It is held that where one person owns the surface, and another person owns the coal or other minerals lying under meath, the under OF mineral estate owes ssrvituds of sufficient support to the upper or superincumbent es- tate. In this case It was contended that where the deed provided, how ever, that the said W. J. Barr, his heirs and assigns, in mining and re- moving the coals, iron ore and miner als aforesaid, shall do as little damage to the surface as possible" the right to surface support was waived; but the Supreme Court holds that an ab solute right to surface support is not to be taken away by mere lmplica- ten from language which does not ne- cossarily import such a result.-Engi- neering and Mining Journal.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
A Large Show for the Investment.
Albany Argus.l

Albany Argus.
 Speaking of plate contribution col lectIons brings to my mind that last Sunday evening, in one of our church. es, after the usual offering had been taken up, the collectors went up in the choir loft to count the cash. Well, such rattling I never heard before. The counters must have had desper- ate time of it, and even the preacher paused in his sermon and directed his eyes toward the cholr loft. But the count went on, as the jingling of pen niss and dimes. A friend at my side nalvely said; T wonder if they are playing poker up there?" There could not have been mere than ten dollars in the entire collection, but by the clock it took just fifteen minutes to get it counted. and when tkat was over there was spilling sound as if the collectors were pouring ten hun dred pennies in a bag. There was snicker all over the church. Even the preacher smiled, and the collectors came down from the choir loft and took thelr seats with determined air, as if they had done tEeir duty, but were oblivious ts the racket they had created.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
Pope Leo as a Bird-Catche-.

(Paris Dispatch in London Standard.)
 When the Pope is not engaged in business or devotion he drlves through his orange groves and shrubber.es, as- cends a hill whence he can see the whole city, the Canpagna and the Sa- bine mountains, or walks through the avenues of the Vatican, which he has had carefully kept in order. lie uses the old chariot of Plus TX for his drives, preferring it to the landaus which have been sent to him as pres ents by the wealthy faithful, and in this vehicle he is driven ten or fifteen times around the gardens. By the side of rum which stands on the top of the hill the Pope has planted vines with his own hand, and these he cul- tivatss with assiduity, being rather proud of the wine which he obtalnS from them. A favorite amusement of His Holiness is to catch birds in a huge net, which has been specially made for him. After having played with the feathered captives fer few moments he sets them at liberty. This is his principal occupation in fine weather, and he sometimes catch es thousand birds or so m thls man. ner.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
Tho First NItro.G1ncerine.

The first niGo-glycerine that was ever shipped from Europe to America was sent by the way of Panama to San Fran cisco. It came through safely. The nit-o-Slyccrine was rendered inexplosive by being dissolved in alcoholic ether, from which it could easily be separated at any time by evaporation. The only danger was that tho air tight package in which it was shipped might burst in transporta- tion, allowing the ether to evaporate. This happened with tho second shipment in 1867, and the result was very disas- trous. While shifting the cargo of the steamer at Aspinwall, @ box of caps was dropped among a lot of leaking cases of nitro-glycerine. The resulting explosion shattered the steamer to atoms and killed 100 natives and many others.-San Fran cisco CaU.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16

People Who ridlcule the mining craze in St. Louis, (says a business man of that city) make big mistake. They see only the money that is in- vested and take no note ot the money that comes in. They do net know that the mines of Colorado, Montana and New Mexico send S4OO,0Q0 in cold cash lnte St. Louis every month. This, however, is the fact. In short time this income will be largely augmented. A dozen or more St. Louis mines will be paying handsome dividends before the summer IS at an end. There is as much St. Louis money being placed in mines now as there ever was, and very little of it will, in my opinion, be thrown away. 1 attribute a great deal of eur city's present improvement to the success of St. Louis mines. Many of the new buildings going up are being paid for with dividends out of successful mines.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
Two Tests of Death.

There are many persons haunted with the fear of being buried alive, and many believe that such things do often happen. A celebrated English II. D. gives the fol- lowing test: Have the room in which the corpse lies perfectly dark; have a bright light broughG and taking the hand of the corpse hoId it near the light and look through it. If the hand has the least pink look like blood there is surely life, but if the hand has the look of clay or grayish look and yycu cannot see through it death has taken place. An other test is to inject drop of ammonia beneath the skin, if death has taken place it will have no effect, but if there is life a small red spot vii appear at the place of injection. Surely these tests are worth remembering. Atlanta Constitu- tiOn.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16

Wm. N. Tamblyn, St. Louis mer- chant says: The money spent in this country for advertising would be more than enough to pay the national debt. No one knows or understands this better than the liberal advertiser. More than enc large store in St. Louis pays S15,OOO to S2O,OOO a year t0 the Globe-Democrat alone for advertising. Of course newspaper advertising is the best and brings the largest and results, and without newspa- per. advertising it is folly for any busi- ness. .HUyse to hops to sdcceed.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16

A most extraordinary and daring surgieal operation has recently been performed by Drs. Gswers and Hors- ley, of London. A man who had suf- tered intense agony for several years was diagnosed to have a tumor of the spinal cord. The spinss and parts of the lamin@ of the fourth and fifth dor sal vertsbre were removed, but the tumor was not found until the third vsrtebre had been so treated. The tumor was shelled out and treated an- tiseptieally with entire success. The pain gradually ceased, the wound healed, and the sensation and motion Qf the body and legs were almost en- tirely restored. At this rate it may be possible for man to have a new brain put in when the old one gets worn out.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
HE ARIZONA SILVER BET
Saturday, June Is, 1888.

Chandler has introduced a bill to amend the Fishery Retaliatory Act by striking out the words lin hls decis- ion," and also striking out all refer encs to other products of the Domin- lon than fish. This would absolutely deny Canadian vessels the right of en- try whenever the Presldentis satisfied the rights of Americans Tn Dominion ports are abridged or whenever they are subjected to annoyance, and would also forbid the importation of Cana dian fresh and salt fish.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
Neapolitans Dance the rarantel1a.

NeapOlitans Dance the TarantelIa.
 Lost ill meditation, we returned to the cave, but were rudely awakened from our reveries by the bustling, brown faced land- lord, who offered to have the tarantella danced for us for five francs. After settling on two francs for the exhibition our muletresses left their sure footed beasts at the door and with the corsair gave us the danco with much beauty of natural movement. The landlord beat wild measure on the tambourine, to which the bare footed rlaidens, the corsair and pcrtly dame swayed themselves in time. Snapping their castanets high above their heads and looking over their shoulders with laughing challenge to each other, they advanced, retreated and whirled away. To see the matron go through the figure of flight and wooing" was most pathetic, but the grace of the youthful dancers was indescribably pretty and formed picture of deIght.-Baltimore Sln.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16

That the large lodges of low grade ore are the most profitable witness the following: The S4OO,OOO,OOO of gold and silver produced by the Comstock mines of Nevada came from ores hay ing an average value of about $46 per ton. The average value of Leadville ores, which have yielded S135,OOO,OOO, was and is less tn an $50 per ton. In Gilpin county, Colo, whence came more than S7O.OOO,OOO, the average of all ores is under $40 per ton, and the number of princely fortunes acquired in the three localities mentioned is a matter of history,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16

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Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16

A society with S1,OOO,OOO capital has been formed in New York city, winch proposes to do a business similar to that of the pawnbrokers, offering to the poor who have to resort 10 such institutions safe, fair, and reasonable accommodation. Tie intention IS to establish about twenty offices in New York and ten in Brooklyn. It will be operated upon the plan of the Mont de Plete, which is conducted by the French government. Interest upon loans will be 10 per cent. per annum. The society will also aid poor people who are known to the managers, or when unredeemed goods are sold, if the price realized is more than the loan and interest amount to, the amount received in excess will be pald over to the pledger.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
The Blind and Their Hearing.

A blind man told me once that he could tell by his ear when to cross street, and that he vas never mistaken in trust ing to this faithful sentinel. The hearing of the blind is, of course, rendered pecu- liarly acute by their constant reliance upon it. They get so accustomed to their regular rounds in walking that they can tel just where they arc at almost any moment. Twas told by blind man whom I occasionally meet about town that his only fear of accident was, in being knocked down by runaway horse, or some other sudden danger, which even TN9d- eyesiGllt is not always a safeguard
 !. It geems to me that the expression
 go 1t blind, " which is used to denote recllessness- must have been adopted be- fore the cautious and wary procedure of sightless people had become known,-. Boston Post.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
I will Supply you if you
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I have THE MOST COMPLETE OUTFIT in the world intend making full Price List and through the com pliments Of the BELT will publish the same. Having made an extensive trip to Alaska I can and will sell cheap,
 ALEXANDER GRAYDoN.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16

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Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
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Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
BARTHoL0I SOUVENIR, OFFICIALLY COPYRIGHTED.
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Arizona silver belt., 1888-06-16
1 Beautiful and Lasting Present.

Price only 15 Cents, two for 9 cents. CTo agents, GO per dozen) free by mail. Post age stamps taken. LIBERTY MANUFG O., I5O Nausau St, NY.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-17
s e i a y.

Gin Mn6 brang in oas @efdnas
nib gu @albweu unb erf9ob einen bss
Worhes angeflagten Wsritaaer In ieis
rer 3eae.
8ei Wuliu mar ON 5onntag aur,
erffen Male fpieber felt 20 sabren Der
Colorado sugefroren.
Wm. Babeter, Der in 5emple fei.
men Rouegsn Wm. Conrad erI6oB, ibt
bort i'm 8efdngnib. Beiber geb6rten
benz 0ope'f9en Circus an.
Bel goHbam 1T am 5alnfaa Elm
alter Jarmer Namens SentD WiIiams
OUT feinem Na@baufemege erfroren.
@beafals BEL Gainesville Elm Mann Sra
mens Sadioa.
Sn Salos baben 5. &einborbt
uno 6. $. 2enis falirt. Die Souls
ben oes grFeren iberfteieen 800, 900,
bic beg Sebteren betrasen iber $21, 600.
paris, IA. Sauuar. 0eute bat
bier cine @eriammlung Der Nireftoren
unb 8samten Der Mariban, paris unb
Norbmef : 8abn itattsefunben. Das
u6tbige @eIb ftr bieieIbe 1T 3uiammens
gebra1t tDoroen, unb bic Mrbeiten Dos
ran fouen, 10 balb tpie es m6gli9 iein
miro, beginner. Die Babn uirb, tuie man
b6rt, BON bier in bas Snbianer- Serris
terium bis gu ben Goblenfelbern raid
gebaut Derben unb mbsli9erpeife bann
big gum Nnf6tuB on bic God Sslaub
Qiuie. Don Marfbal aus pirb He
mad Sabine paB geben.
San Mngelo. Miat BLOB baB Der
@ondOsSluB fir uns babar6 su elmer
reiasn grtnerbsqueQe ,pirb, bab ct uns
bas WaHer fir Die finflidJe BepdHes
rung unb cole perlen Iiefert, er bat
uns auberbem felt fur3em nod nit els
mem anberen neuen grs anb @emerbss
5peige berei6ert, ber ii9 als febr Elm.
trdglid erpeif, NIT benz Biberfang.
SO groB III bic 3abl ber Sbiere. heren
Ddmme man iiberal in ben Condo.
ftr6men 6as gan3e Sbal eailang finbet,
BOB man oarauf rs9net, in bie5em
Sabre 1000 Biber in 6aIen fangen
unb su Marfte bringen gu f6nneh.
Gin Mann bat Dor Elm paar Saaen
bier3ig Slid bierher gebra9t. Das
Ged berfauft iib bier gu 50, unb bon
iebem Shier mirb bur6lhnittlid Elm
Quart Del genommen, tpeI9es aud
81 Dertb III, 10 Dab Der @efammttuert
iebes Sbieres fi1 auf 81 felt.
Sic 9allas Brio anb Sile Cons
paup bat in Ntbens, 9enberfon So. Elm
Grunofid angefauft, tDorauf cine
Badfeins -uro 3iegel Gabrid erri9tet
tuerben ioa, nit beren Bau iofort Be-
aonnen iperben mirb. sic 1T ouf
$4,000 Derani9laat unb iuirb regels
HdBig 100 Nrbeiter bei9dfhsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-17
sails

IS giebt mebr Qaiarrb In hieier @es
genb bes Qanbes, ais ale anbern Rranf,
beiten 3ufammengenommen, unb Bic in
bic lebtsn Sabre belt man ibu fir
uHbeilbar. 8iele Sabre lang ertldrten
i'm Dottoreu fur cine lofale Grantbeit
unb berf1rieben lofaIe Geilmittel unb
erfldrten i'm, neil fie TIN b%etdnoig nit
Iotaler B~ebanblung ni9t turirten, fir
unbeilbar. Die Wifeni9aft bat Sc.
tpiefen, baB Der Gatarrb cine R0nNitus
tiDnsfranfbeit III unb baber cine fonhis
tutiousmdbise 8ebanbIung erforoert.
9al's 9atarrbs3 Sur, fabri3irt BON s.
s. gbenep & Co., 9oIebo, o., III bic
etn3ige iebt i'm Martte befinbIi1e tonfis
~tutionelle Sur. sic tpiro in DOZEN
bon 10 5ropfen Su einem 95eel6feIpou
eingenommen. Sic pirft brett auf bas
Btut un6 bic f9leimigen OberftdGen
beg Spfems. sic bieten bunbert Doll
lars fEr feoen 5alI on, ben es ni6t tu.
rirt. 9aBt gu9 girfuiare unb 3eugs
niiIe fommen. Mbrefirt
s. s. @henep & Co.,
Solebo, Gbio.
aS-9ertauft bon a~potbetern, rs gts.
6ntnrrbs8 Sur.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-17
@a. 3aHtna Il spha.

uniere Sauptnubrung 1T uub bleibi
bas Sleii9, unb Inn fol@es frif9 uni
gut gu erlangen, fam man ~nnm6gIif
einer auperldffgeren Martt finbet, aIa
ben bon Mm. 56fing & Sobn, go.
511 Ane. s. Oie 9erren baben benz
Gef9mad ibrer 3unben &ednung ses
trageu unb In ibrem gtabIiFement cine
taIte 2uftmnf9ine erri9tet, pel9e allen
anforberungeH fur @rbaItung uub gnt.
fernung i6dbli@er Sngrebienaen bes
6leii9es entipri9t. Sic baben beffdn-
Big in ibren 9iebb6fen einen groBem
8orrdtb bon Waftpieb, aus tpeldem
MUIR bas Bette Fir lire Gunben gepdbit
ipiro. Wer reel bebient fem min, ber
beIu1e ben Martt, Rp. 511
Wbenue 6. 1,10t1f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-17
eeauastauua Der werurtbeilten.

llnslidtide Mdnner unS erauen, bic fed
LANCER Belt baau Berurtbeilt pareu, bic Qualen
Der Dsspepfe amsautaIten, faopfeu mad we.
nisen Dozen BON SofetterS Waeeu.
bitterS neue Sofnuua. 9ieie anospe
&cfnuns reift our Tru9t @epibbcit, falls bas
BitterS Oauernb anseuenbet miro. Gs bepirft
allen Dsspeptitsrn, ipelde feline Silfe in IN.
iprud nebmen, 8eonabisuns. 8idbunsea,
Sobbrennen, Ginfnten an Der Seraarube ami.
i9en Den mablSeitsn, has nerb5ie Sittern unb
bic S9laIcii9'eit, ipel9es hronif9e Snoisefinu
mad ii1 ;iebt, berfdminbct aIeidaeitig NIT ib-
rem bosbaften gnitifter. @obltbatisies Der
Magtnn:ittel! Men fam es @unber nebmen,
sa6 Go in 10 bieIen Gdaen bantbare s8ereits
~niligte.t in benen erpe6t, peIde, s~ebeiert bur@
bafelbe, aus freien Stt6en fem COB bertin.
bsn? Sur ein Meilfes idriftIider Darteauus
sermas bic Aualsu ber Dbspepiie gu bef9reis
ben, unb bod iinb b%ieielben in ben birIsn 3eug.
nifen, pstae Den Gisenttimeru bes Bittsis
augeganscn limb, nit lebenspoIsr Babrbeit &c.
i9ilbert. 8erfopfnns, GaIlenIeiben, Mustsl.
idpa9e, Malaria. Gieber unb &bsumatiamus
perben bur1 baifelbe gebobeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-17
exH,s mint fp,tcerbar.

baB G6ninbil@tige am ueniafen iiber
ibren 3utanb beforgt fnb, wdbrenb
a1e lire Greuube in he bringen unb
bitten, fi1 mebr in M9t gu uebmen?
Man barf es upbI fiir ems Der beunrubis
genbfen Symphonic Der 2rantbeit bal.
ten. wenn Der patient u%nbettimmett lit
unb riht alauben min, baB er fi9 in
@efabr befilbet. 2efer, ueun Du In
biefsm 3uifanbe bifi, perna9ldiFse niGt
6as ein3ige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8ermeibe 8lDBitelung uno @rmiiouug,
Iebe reselmdBtg unb gebrau6e trenli9
Or. piercs's "Golden Medical Dis
covery" (solbene meoisiuifhe @nts
oeduns). sic bat 3auienbe gerettet,
tpel6e beffdnbis trdnfelten.