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cmURN-rE>rtNc cows.

In az in tit1te The other daya dairy.
Wsu was mr inine thas tf8c cream.
egy was nos aauE him isiice--eas
siea in- e. pat lt mild. ~! dairy u'
ten coss give so many rounds 81 SuiE
and the creamery was taking twenty
-ix pouu4s % mtlk 10 make 3 pound
o. batter whlc The dairy VI Jones n -
getting the credit ~ one polnd 90
nineteen ana aHs-hal ~ mix 4 laly
e. tie audience renllsi % hin hv as
ine p be ha8 ever -rrsrafsiy fhurp-
e. teB hl. COWS. lie replies. an. She
then seat On - state tiag to Scpte&e-
lzer shs D ,ru-te tssl cAch iDdlviar ai
COW and & her sgrpii fuand that
her he caN Wa uae fhst oaiv gave
twenty pe1nls @. mjiS PEI dzy, frum
wat.h she uia4e tseats pounds e.
worked hgtter Her TOO ct COS Eas
ore tdAt esxs ne iris fogtv pounds %
mAs, 4nd 10 tsilei 80 make quite one
faGn5 81 iutttr seven of her hc I.
COWS Wual axe "a avcrsee g one
20 ln3 oi tattct from a'aols stxtecn
tav rsea aiming e3-t. Nas nearly
tseats s~vee p1u9ls fog pound
81 hlt,c- Z he explanation Va sell
az tcnt Q1atv az nsiis rely .v1r
n la swap alta ~ 2 Qssntiav.
and & T. iu ~ Fvy mistaken uotsua
that nai = j. III alSs that 50 much DIS
apraiutacr arse and charge 81
ss-a1i 1s n : oaiv v h-~perra sssa BIT
acs1zty casFev & john Nczia m
daa Farszer
4hsa ties. tsa. r5 nv Tcer mlk-
e. "a has tA-s 2 elsaseFc1 ZIP a b : rla-
Natcfl hcts fenu Eats same IS gss, fhr
vaft~sou ia the ~ q Wlls
n bfusscr : e ftmc clFs~s q hcs a j.
"a cr.nsia 8.soa = mace tS.ssru pcoF
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a s41T, Who pF9 a2'ly gives her hens
ias tesi D. care, Is sEsZz. 81 over aillli-
eaSf sae a4s Fnst. agll - order that
0fs.aF Easy i4asn Sc pr egt her letfsf.
s avs IeA see tie eza=e q as
cha sens gong = zoo : - 80 p Is ne
eseglag ard remaining 50 long o. tia
segg IS the morning. They ssaie.
.iBies 70 - rpost "a h1ar aae a kali
ar sTD hours before s3aaown. ard !
aaVe frlEsn them fF0sM the Ygsgst n
noon. AID sQn't 1aDw h8w ssaeh
lgaEer isaey s0ald have remained on
l.se tress.'
Rfrlv- There are several reasons.
fins.. 2s the 81 aats s. milo, the
issus i0ost en the ;ress. - Z tel afoge.
~ steA eases i is nat sral f0s t,sem 10
see aa.ets for the al sht wilile il j.
tisht aHd 20 - fem sig until .Ae sau
]. sell ~. - order u avoid enemies.
We think, hOaeves, fhst the r4ase i
Due ~ Improper mole 81 feeding. The
bf4s ars fei cary. the food he.ng
p'aeesi before them. and they
eat and retiEe. Tie food
sh3aid ie given only in Z
sax - comse' The hens b work ~
er4tehne IF they are compelled 70
= / TIE food, they vii ret Tor the
Il ybs ia better ron atioa than II a.
igssesi - e8t taeir 90 w3ta0st making
any effort - sec8rs that which Is
rlee lei. TcFas Far@er.
Tel! them they soat 90 that way
up IN va hington Territory. way up
IN iztlta e q. although il 4 there Too
where the climate IS mild" Bu;
taeg don't let tlieir chickens roos. gu;
10 the trees
II any Of the reader Of tlis depart
pent bapren o know different from
tails, We VIII e'aeerluiy make the cor
raets IN
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Il Is Nzte-a's EcrncGy. made eIclSxire,y
fr~fa Roots srl Hcr.s.
u ia pertec;ly Harmless
Il Is ;ss oaly rc-acs;y kaova 20 tse world
tat has ever yct cxrca cg,sfzs tssls Btooi
fs-spa ~ az IS Stages
IL c--cs MrTeussai RAcanssftsnl. Cancer,
scrof-.a. s-s otscv b.po.i esss=sas fcrctosors
o1aa.cr1i izra--blc.i Il esres any disease
Gauss! fr9a izu9zrc blood IL Is now pre-
s-ris-Si ~ tsoysss Eds q the best Thszlziszs
n tie Uz4teI States. ss . tunlc. We appeal
the staicmszt q few:
"iharc r-rsi 5 : s. On patients eonvsiesc-
ins ffuns sevSE al f.,sn. fIle-asies vita lie
trsi rCs4lfs- J. n CaExsy. D.
EilAy4fse. Ca
rEzsEx, GA-wilse white vas AFFECTED
wita s--cussla ---ssn sesHs- IfreScT1ssei 3 ).
y, zG4 to-l.Ay he 10 = fat ard robgst boz.
&. W. PAE&ER. N y.
Rr-Hslvn. -. Dc Is. tssz-fhzve taken
ihn,c t..fiies q >ssif, :. seciEe fer srroueary
n sd p0tsan- !. Ac7s iauea better than Io1-
q D. MisFtELr n D.
Far.aesiy q Sussex 60. Va
ra- r J. Uafz sae well Known drugs 81
sn9 lhfsiclsn, q y szhrili-. Howard Seaafy.
AFN Vrifrs. AastAs -1ssse know issse - %
vast : : {. S.a'i. 81 81 ! ssu saissy
saszs. "a ll.zslels q & w.aat - n0kDe nl4y bs.
Ee have box giving = hissrTy 81 iris
ur1ii-1 "a 5rslssiy. ard is cur~S. frCra AL
ever tEe trcfa a VII On VII cunxinaee sea hat
81 We ~ trse, Aad ssktrh So vii fnAil
Tres. ga q. =, go on M fnEziiy stfslhsa bs
" saosfs g. We tzto afs'heT On Contagious
ll-.ssl Pa ~. seat a ss-rsc lssnzs-
write " = EFtory ef Fozr 49, ard cur
FNsrssaa vii zee a. IRA hy ss-tter, IN
sfFac-e~f cesr1ezos. We WsL ~. @ec1ive
yoa kaaSi4ssly.
Fsg saie By al arz-sisss
TEx SwfFr Srrcryn- Co.
GaFzaer = Atlanta. Ca
Sr-g h0fs. "a Bguasi~av
gtF7t
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hare De efsxsce, 4 fh<y desire % %
-, ~ hzssaz e<sEz- Gzzasnstrassas -
- fsss rxIne * this eFeg sor eslsslzzs
srsd - dairy.
A feesas iesse- fr0an shf fsyrw esys-
W are aEiax the tss ssios IN the cd
barr ron fJuiF ~ wEth fsse wAezs
srsf eerer. The Nsse@s = SIC fsasls
e-sgs = fAe i1rrS h>3s. ard L = F1ss -
tiae nj 4 ani estrn1Dx sesfo the fSfSagss
I sis try - xss 4 al - s<.f0se & ksss8-
srss sny. The essgsRT - ssEass ff1sek on
tx xroaod. fssss Il sssgzss asssg1ns -
szx tbs Hrsf cssssag. ~ y = -
sssss* sfsss waests ] gssss. sasses =
I tsxs ss-ss 11 Is s5a egfss oza 31- q
SEE second gSov TG*s seeesrs sTss
tos esaT Ess 20 Snse Gle e&zse siso@
ska sss xne-s afzsg tfss aztkeT has 49,
ted sad ~ = gssggs e ezsz az
a8pE esu - fs& astse1 wita sfs@
west ws4sea ~ make : sa-ssk tstasT
issfzae<S ri - To- ssfsk sbaa eztEsr
eTssgs te4 serssr ste-
Tkse ar.t AlsisT n fsss sisgz : very
fssf ssg@. - we eza hSzs IN every esT
Ssesa $50 - fssgT 5g&as u esea- y e
nos have X isaaa Is The ser $50 z-asl
I ~ tis4f fse hess Is sessacg p tsssTe
fsss. We rzsi sss1s - 81 elssfs - hzssi
81 f4st Sc eza tsss - s'se sssg-
81 Al " 50 II be2s. 80 Il XII sexfsS
fssf sna4sh - keep f~e fe2an sAsss-
~ szssi ossse csggsaHx zsss sskia9
TIE sseat fIesize5 i ass isss st44a -
s.e<gssz fGassats@is All ETez Asss -
..Fees = sJet1eT. - H5sea t1se isesf rlz
fssx5 E}sefa ae zFe esEtaSB = ssses e.
81 ee
we hare azsosa crsp se- eus ~
I thAg ~ Isl seEe even pestsH t1s IL
ssezs asss tsaveF, and 8hseA fiasss
~ - ever a75.as sszssisT : ? tssts - Kt
sls4i' bars saig J hzasse4 tons "A r.
(! fsezs azlsi s9ss zsszn f51sg6eE. - 5szrss
ti4e sesss- q slssfsss from asl&z
Ise ps4s $50 ss4ss are , fizs erJ2
TeTY aeRyg. TIE peas ass ia g1za
ssssg $50 sssmsse posts zhiss fsae 9az
ase "a 8 bes8ss9 { ain - et sssal
Il ssl3 tF8 @esss. y wstsa the pszs
sre zss1s Eke rezts Tor f~s lse
/ ard tie c1.= IS tss Il Es tsSs
ssezil ssss tasEEa ssfs : 3sass4s b sz.sEs,
bf. = 50 trY . 81 shs Rain FIvs ..
/ sieN b the silo n x4Y. 81 e ear
/ lss esansss sgatsi saat sBA&. batter
! HBftss o. t&ef eaa ~ Mase la8ah
/ etseaf feF ~ tezz51E eN HaEs xSss x ng
I 1as - 3 M6sSse Is car sieil.szF-
| ale oissJn. ssi d j. Eos hazesl e
part uNsA per Gzs4s <xgsF5e-1s. fhof
aeS & tsae faet We aSss EOS krles
/ isam experience that easi.ase esu -
/ n s4e SAD - aesaiesily ssss 81. ses
tt8ox. ~ - 'znEssFssily recommend
e. ans IS faes lls4peFi5 sly CEN 41ssisat,
Ia TIE ts3ks; taat one fes3 Egss 2 :
| sise Ersa I've zasc in sry - sfsen za4
rsf,sa fez HnmeBaed, - "a ske en-
2gl&z g sles
/ 4 ti8ss ~ cost a gea r1T take long
g. 1sil, q aiAo and tzefe i 3sentT d
siase 81 ~ save late cr0Hss 81 second
IcHss1g - over o. grass. tsNt WAi
szags repay ths tr9 ifAs Tor ze aTizg.
- thDI an d issslze. i yoa Hi{
| chs seTF zsa<gsf
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DAKOTA AIIEap.

Warrington Territory rests easy
While the prize alps through her fin
gar - hasing an agricultural eoslege
snzgui2esntly endowed. 4 recent
naBber OF the Gatofa FGrase7 says.
Tie regents Of the Dakota Agricli.
tlral 4oiieee have petitionea congress
i0r authority % selert the Jffss1 acres
d pIblic l4Ild 10 which the lnstit7t ron
viii te entitled when Dakota Is admit
ted as q state. And they sill ees it.
too. an 80 migili We II yFe Woaid: il
~e only would wake mp 10 the situa-
ton. AMI he entitled TO elsial the prize.
" no viii second the nosioa3
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rNslLAoE - sNeKNINNcE

I.asi year ~ hui'i t~o ,i'os on TIE
creamery iArus. and s1ecec,!ci iu SCI.
uag cyef han ne tons g o,g ard
sorn snst arr lfta n ~. TIE czP7r
nent. a. tae hhsrs eslei b.
,reveS 80 Sau Ae1sry taat prepare
ions were usa for Fatuue a. sea'
Foay hunafuA saa th rear.
The crop Ia Psfl con-i,;s e y beat.
sna this coming ain ar or heat
fsrtnsFs "eat q she meaat.Ias - at'
are rasslas wAr&t sag sspssi SAL ssh.
leg il a. priv. tAA5 vel nj gay ei.i
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BlAFF SPRINGS HOTEL
ROCKY noIyrrATys

A PERFECTLY CONSTRUCTED SIM
: 4 lneF and winter Hotel e sting . qusr-
Ter 81 million dollars. sifaaf-sf .Jff tbe Has
u tae Canadian faci1e RaHxa IA AZ the
SUMMIT Of the Rex Noun a =. IN tie
Canadian National Park TIE harse 70
etecirie lighted and a. erers rnFnf fort ssh
cunyvsi.euce fDpnd in the ETY. h.s,sls Of
Toe Dig esE grade. The rurnersaS h.s saI-
p1rr sprlnss In clos. prox nstg VAR In
tsinp atEre from - e IA degrees 4ad
PERFECT bathing facilities are supplied
tesusnoay 10 the wou1erfal euratfre prop
tFtlss Of the waters - ultsmt A Arst-
slass livery - dnTi1z ard saddle hur~es
tefins par u the establishment. AID there
ar e. ceu ~ roads asd Eaka 10 al d5see-
tiHS. vi aud fuHin aiu.si hy tae tsosern-
fneat Ile houss IS 900 fs@t above sea
icsei, and = surfpr u & By o. asBi scent
mountain fs-aks COO = So iaet hlgh In
grandeur vi SCENERY and pariiv Of at,nOs
rhere- he rexi,su j. imIaf a "a A5iy superiar
% any similar hsath re-JsI o. The canti-
nest Toe hSiei faias ar froin = q q Oar
rpHeru. zld spec al terms f,r longer Inc
nay = haf By addr ssfae GEOEs5E HOL-
LiD I. sansS-s, ks8s. Aio~rs, Canada
fof flftsler intoFfnafis.u and for EXCURSION
lsf ksts. apply u GaasjiRl Pacific galway
lLfAst Ol0ee, Heattts. ~uW~fr
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six sr rsra NIT. xA<z mfEk sells
wsfb 5000 regard = The per esztaxs q
=sfsSs saxztzz s5. Them 2z3 Ees uztzi
tzsen ssB shezr he . geaerxa zsoy< 70
fEssszee u szsS7g ~ vel - azznrssF-
il Tecras trip Of @ssr . h.zzsres
Essiiss GasTsssxz f'enas yirsnis and May
lxr5. ne rszszSsz a xrszz prep1z<1e<-
znas y Jersey g-zGes n tie 1airiez,
Efzh Azss Ass-- zsaa tAe~e Hsa<tss1 Or
$40 ftse--x. Tee .saxge Of the ksreexss
4 Tzsse .rss.s@S F4s
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WHIaf .FxrF

A travelling milk and cream sep.
aratpF i one 81 the dairy wonders Of
this year The Traveller goes t. \ farm
house. extracts the cream, pays for Il.
Rues on 10 the next Louse and repeats
the operation, ant 20 spends the da5
ia the milk producing di,tvicts, and
ogts II bis appearance ~ batter lac
tory before Gighf. with the cream gath
ings o. the day Ia. SEEK Rreefer.
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s-s7-------a-H74 -
INcunArogs vs.. HENS.

In the last o. Nay or hens havinz
failed - lay OF tseu8ms brosty. "a re-
sort was had 70 b1H Fnt efg ana the
iRca6sf3r - uapiY 10 acIi sien o.
chickens. snpPo igg that they coats
b. fas 81 ctie3ps tlan 10 ight a.
- usg ccati pes psau1. 50 W par
chased one hin .Fei and sixty-nine
Cost lI@
a-s
uafcAcl p ea.essas. cot. - cents Is q
BB3 one h1ndrei and sixty-n ne
egg. II Hacs8 under hens. w0ul lave
tgksn eleven hens three Neeks. Their
average hatch wo5li have becn ten
ca ckeaz each. or one hundred and
ten chi ken AMI ia ~ - something
ike ihi Esvss hen IN three Weei-s.
/ II laying. w0lid proiuee ten eggs
Zach or one hundred and ten efgs.
seven hens 90 carry cSi kens fgIr
weeks would probably lag ninety eight
csss Total eggs tso hundred aud
eight
w5lia s. 6
| tdd CO. q eggs -
total g i
or, So c-st easb.
ii "a inc ldatar was Hed and iae
same namber ot hens kept, the ac-
. ca Mt weui1 rtsui thus
Cost Of erxs 4 "a aif. ~ above q 3
I Deduct cess il avas were kcpt "a. ing,
a. AaHFe ... zGs
1
Tusal cost 81 - chickens ~
ar, 0ae Aiy rent esea.
lt sill BE- scen that nothing is
charge for loo in either case. o. for
attention Esch one NUT estimate
taat ter himself Experience bat
hqwn q III & chickens are A. "a Is
raj csi aitbo % hcss g. carry them 81
with theru. AMI tie chicken are equal
/ " thrifty ans haniv. ant frcer rom
Vefmls and Us a. -e.--t ore pom 3snt
{ -l...--r. ErN -....l Ere..sr
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We aFrenti a few AZ ~ rnzny thousand
is-ssasf tesiisacaiais ~ bsse n cur p1sA
es>ial - shssa 81 the sTsrboie -nsoke
sal ess nasG u and il emiifIed 70 an
sre1ss4sHzsf siserrsz. ~ ns.s : inc ever IN
.eu'cd hsS beconae 50 pepstey- Overa mil-
Jon smoke a. ;" IN NE. aud We HAVE
TET 70 HEAR THE fast coNsEAISr
] rad 2 g raiI11i ~ he 'uszs Used TO
arpH up capsfuli u - - ans sa-raSsrae.
flea mtg-f STA &11esf kIT h.sI was
ssqpp-a mp wigh teFTiei ssse * es,arrh.
used tie -r;ges - aeverslJ..s. p, .ssrecsieas
,r2A i.-il aaa i1et.si ai''r, sld - thTes
weeks TIRE was as srii ~ fFtr uRs
II 5s-mNEEL 1E Narl.f - 50
] Sos q i8ls SGD sla asf l,-ser stxa arly
~ p yeas. Bfea- hing f5rogzH the uasal
eassaFe sas sn l1.-i-si siiitG I ban %
Use fle A. Gale >as ISL afsi Ena ruEs-
p.e.slt flss'-. ssoru te g. HtcgsoS. ~ q
"a Z wsizi = fsrI-l.'-i 90 a. q p. tAs as4d
'taa irFna used tse "GsfhnliG Sieaks
.iaii, aud 6, ceasis is5stg rsrs.f ~.
aL1FsT ifAEis ~ Searucv 81
= a. 2 "a M l---il E,rs'fs CD she ffescF 81
'-SArc,ilie >nuke fA 90 eirsai me %
severe cold aud perioalral h,a I. - en-
recommend . % anyone su6efilg from
had threat % Lang frJu lie
THEa RElcuxzT,
Surveyors sefal. nlifornsa
NArboie smoke ha.i rursrt 1mc - asghE 1M.
Sups. Western vniou Tel ca. iud .1aoolsH
u cuFN- nag 81 the ws-zf kIasl 90 "a ARA
Gao, n p. ~ COMB.
Bookkeeper l.. n & " x X. Ind zaaF.oiix
BIZ use sf a half -snok PAD sas eor.i
- cAiGrr4. XIV. A. T. STaEr.
Antaof ~ thronoi1zf r ChrisI's Life. aad
other works. indisuafaiis.
me remedies, smoke FAIR ard DE.
oeila;sr. are Tor sale At ssexart a Cos
Aeil"Ex' :, anz.s aild iias hEt.uc -. SsAftle.
and a. Stewart & brcs. All B0Uusy =, Ia
coma
Price OF Full Treatment. $500.
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CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

Tte euTapiefe treat
ment esluatsria-s tAe
~1srhaiIc : E4eke
Bal aEsi Dehefls
ter ParsaEg- The
smoke Ea.i lasfs FOE
m9ntas gnd Is al
WAYS geasiy for use.
Tae De be{iat0r
makes a haif gallon
Of messleiHe. and Is
-sest aaiy Gnce 8
cay. A. Fer siirec
tipas Thus we rs
iuTaiy assert that
&c have The raS~t
iuexIers.Yc rene
siy ca nrfa. and q
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Medic ~ AM 4is-ifss a. seag 10 ma
express f'ensgs.ttts fsees
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Price of Full Treatment, 500.
trfsufufh Ask Vut1r lf-ria-.s.t f-fr
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Application for Eineral Patent
 No. 5GO.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance ot Chapter Six of Title ThiTty-Iwu, of the Re- vised Statutes of the United States, Joseph McCarter whose postohce address IS Erie, State of Pennsylvania, claiming fifteen hun- dred linear feet of the Yuma Copper Mining Claim, vein, lode, or mineral deposit, bearing copper ore, with six hundred (G00) feet in width, lying and being situated within the Glohe Mining District, in the County of Gila, and Territory of Arizona, is about to make application to the United States tor patent for the said mining claim, which Is more fully described as to metss and bounds by the oth- cial plat thereof, and field notes of the survey, now on file in the office of the Register of the |. S. Land Office at Tucson, Arizona, which field notes describe the boundaries and extent of said claim on the surface, with magnetic variation at 13 degs. 50 min. East as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at the Initial monument men, tioned in the location notice and making the southwest end center of claim at post marked '. No. l; thence S. 5l degs. 5S min. E. 300 feet to location monument, where there is 8 post marked y. No. z; thence N. 47 degs. 39 min E. lJC9 feet to location monument at Q post marked '. No g; thence \. 51 degs. 3S min. w. 80 feet to location monument, a post marked Y No 4; thence \ 51 degs. 3S min. w (same course) 900 feet to location monument post marked '. No. ,; thence s. 47 degs, 39 min. W. 15CO feet to 8 post marked '. No 6; thence $. 5l degs. 3S min. E. 300 feet to a post marked Y. No. 1, the place of beginning, containing an area of 20.39 acres.
 The said mining claim being of record in the office of the Recorder of Gla County, Arizona, at Globe, in said county: the general course or presumed direction of the said vein, lrde or mineral deposit being shown upon the plat filed as aforesaid, as near as can be deter mined from present deV Velopments; this claim being for 1510 linear feet thereof together with the surface ground shown upon the said plat The said vein, lode and mining ground hereby sought to Le patented, being bounded as follows, t0-wit: On the $. W. end by the ODoueLerty l0de; said claim is designated ont sail plat as lot No. v
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining ground, vein, lode. premises or any portion thersof SD described. surveyed, l>latted and applied for, gre hereby notified that un- less their adverse claims are duly fled accord- iug to law, and the regulations hereunder, within the time prescribed by law with the Register of the [. s. Land Office, at Tucson, Arizona, they will be barred in virtue of the provisions of said Statute.
 And , hereby order that this notice he pub lished for ten weeks in TIE ARIZONA SILVER BELT, a weekly newspaper published at Globe, in the County of Cila, and Territory of Ari- z0ua. 4. D. DUFF, Register.
 Oct. ?, 1888. oct13-1ow
Arizona silver belt., 1888-12-08

Congressional Representative Stone, of Kentucky, Dec. 4th, introduced joint resolution proposing an amend ment to the constitution providing that the President and Vice President be chosen every fourth year by direct votes of the people. One section of the bill fOrbids helding any local or State elections except for member of Congress on the day set apart for the election of President and Vice Presl- dent. Attempts were made to pro- cure such an amendment as early as the Congressional session of 1924, and renewed at the sesSien of 1625-26, upon the ground that the electoral college had never been an independent body, free te select a President and Vice President. Although in theory they have been clothed with such author ity, ln practice they have no such power over elections. Ar. McDufie, of the House of Representatives, and Benton, of the Senate, in 1924 warred against the electoral system.
 The people can vote for President as easily as they can vote for an cleo tor. Candidates fer electors are now selected fer their devotion to partic- ular party and fer thelr talent at elec- tieneering. The elsctor may betray the liberties Of the people, by selling his vote. The operation is easy, be- cause he votes by ballot, and detection is impossible, because he dees net sign his vote. The restraint is nothing but his own conscience.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-12-08
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1889 of the sterling Met ical Annual, known as Hostetter's Almanac, is now ready, and may be ob- tained, free of cost, of druggists and general country dealers in all parts of the United States, Mexico, and indeed in civilized portion of the Western Hemis- phere This almanac has been issued regularly at the commencement of every year for over one-fourth of century It combines, with the soundest practical ad vice for the preservation and restoration of health, a large amount Of interesting and amusing light reading, and the cal endar, astronomical calculations, chronO- logical items, &c., are prepared with great care, and will be found entirely ac curate. The issue of Hostetter's Alma nae for 1889 will probably be the lasgest edition of a medical work ever published in any country. The proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter & Co.,, Pittsburgh, Pa., on re- ceipt of two cent stamp, will forward a copy by mail to any person who cannot procure one in his neighborhood.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-12-08

The Tombstone Prospector pretends to think our comparison of Mark Smith to Samuel J. Randall, in polnt of popularity, rough on Mark, The comparison is fit in that both gentle men have the confidence of their con- stituents irrespective of political bias, and, moreover, it is highly cOmpli- mentary to Mark. The PrOspecter' s efforts to bslittle the excellent record, and popularity of our delegate have been about as successful as Don Qui- xete's attack on the windmill.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-12-08

The Yuma Copper and Silver Min ing Company IS receiving some atten- tisn from the St. Louis papers, where the stock is all owned, and it is to be hoped that the expectations of the owners may be, in reasonable degree, realized. The claimS are located in the eastern part of Yuma County, in the Hacuver mountains, and upwards of 100 miles northwest from Phoenix, in a barren, waterleSs region. The ore is copper, carrying silver, and is, If we are correctly informed, rebel lious, requiring expensive methods of reduction. A fund of S50,000 has been subscribed for a smeltipg plant, and Frank Nicholson, who sold the mine and is superintendent fer the compa- ny, after further examination of the property to determine what is needed, will proceed te San Francisco and pur- chase the shelter, which it is expected will be erected and ready for opera tion by April 1st. One of the most difficult problems-securing sufi- cient water supply-has been solved by the discovery of spring at a depth of139 feet, which although the vol ume had net been definitely ascer- tained, is believed to be ample.