Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
kR!l0Hl WEEKLY JOURNAL -MiNEa.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1887.

tory. l. say9: ''Small-pox T. slowly but surely disseminating Itself through out the state l, has been declared epi- Gemir ln S.n Flan-i>co is present Tn Alanleda. Solsn0. Iiailn, oonoma, San Ioaouln. Butte Contra Costa, Nevada, S.sklyou. Lake and Sjcrra counties. This s-7t.aiiag of -r ..ts-.ous disease a. sn.a.- pox over ,o large a section of the stste iaGicat,s rs soufcc as being from c0,nrau c.rt.s where disease germs are n .au.dancc. sud are thence conveyed by ,isao,. !. futlr sytems, or 'heir cIoii.g. to be developed as they reach .nrlr sov,r.f 6Ome, A;. the cases, s t.ra, known. tr3c- thel- origin to Ssn FrsrcI.ca. r. S.cr5e Cigy inc oisease a>-umrd ep.dem.c it'lofaans. there be ir, 10 -. ,han nineteen cases n that town Fc ma, expect ike result IL other lowns as the disease progresses. The h.s oly fl sn.ali-Ioxin 'h.s and other ,ts,,s Is th. same For a number oi years ,b. f. ea.e K 4bstrt The negligence take ihr place ol vigilance ond vacclna- tion h dotorsd, uoa. j1= number thus unprol. ctrd hss assnmet such large pre- poni,rs tli. siu4 i--) A, li introduced, T. supplied wlth an -produ,t.on of ma tcIll su,ce; t.bi-to ccntoli07, so that the d.scase n a saar: line s.suuos an cpl deuic farm, untL th- available source of snpuy ro exhausted a:d every unpro-- icc,-o per IL .t..cked. W= .re just TOW ,mUere from ul- Fr'i'd Of quicscence -Hr.uehua' i.t s-.'t. t1, material for IT, i.ciou - aturosrt, and smallpox IS a5r3aa Therefore. ~iho4t general vac clna,tor t.rau- brLt C4ii.ol1'-, we cannot Tos lb.e ,scapr the result of OUT negii- -.aec. The >mali-pox of |. day l, thc sane smallpox t,scr btd ny Procopgus g alA ;oDrjyca hundred y'aIs ago, that drou-t-a nd la'd waste lhe eastern world; end | uaielI-. ls tuFni,t Led as ;n-n, IL fa,;>n,> 4rc ro les sure. The state loafd rt heath .44in rU-cra,es iis adyi,c tu >sc,I at. aA unFr teoicd pei sons, aEd lp teN4r,IHa;c tnoSe, the pro trctNc pl~rr oi whose V,Cc,nailon may h V aaCom- .mpIifed through lapse oi uue. Dti., sal Ui il. Sma;- -pOx InVadtS lae c,mmara;} la wh'ch you live before syaiilrg l,ufsclf c inc on'y preventive mans hat txist 10 avoid the disease Il may then hc tpo late, and oufselt be the tr,i vt,t,m 10 ihe inalady. Ahovc all, Fay no Tt n,Ion jo inc neSrAb,e too' that is surr lo air hls l-nofance by de ciling that there Is no safety Tn vaccina- lion, and that Il Is q deiusion. The his ioy oi smallpox cmp1aiicaiiy gives such craukS positive contradiction There IS safety m vaccination, without t there IS roue
 An apparatus for measuring the prJ- potion oi sarbori- acid m the ar oi a 1 room ras been patlnl"d y Prof. Vol pet. ef Nurubelg By means of 2 slrh,o-arran-cmont, crop of red lq- utd soda solution with phenol-phtha !, i,,n-.s made to uiuk.e oown pre- pared whie thread, aooat one foot and halt long, every Ioo seconds. h pure sir the drops cont. ur red down to the r. tom tu t II loses its ooior sy the acton oi the c4rbOaIc ac.d, the quick | ness ot tge effect varying with the | amount oi that gas present. Ar Is as sumcd ;o he di un,ty unwholesOme when Il, Ca,tonic acId exceeds part n 1000 and the scale placed behind ;he thread gives indications trom pure an" zap 10 o : per IsooO) to ''exuemely hsG' from l to : or more Der I,oco}. 1
 ucy theory of the formation of oi moun 4iu> has been offered by Mir T. Mci.4rd Reade, the weIl-known English geoloasf. He supFosos tha; tac periods uf grt4, s,dimcntafy deposit th.t have pfeceisd tl- birh of every large moGat4:n I.uLe d emPeratlre, pro ducn. expansions cf the strata, wlth l causrqucn. ioruas up ct the ridges. 1 ls5natory oNncrmcn's with tne various r9c.> showing that heating would give ,a,h rs>ut~
 Two calued sius1ars named Godfrey and Johnson had d mil neal Denver, rcoeuis iyr $l.ooo 3 side At the mid die If the fourth roundiae men chnched | tnc I,tfee calling Jo them Break | assay. l. ~hloh Godfrey f4il no ltten ulr. ana continued to paund ohnson uuu the m,n rushed io and separated l tecm The ret.ree declared the fight d. an end on this inuj. and gave the | mono, r. Johnson, although he was the | hipp,d man
 Whl- ols.es-cut1re ,, declining m | Great Britain II Is being remarkably de- ve.opc m France l. tS57 the bay of Aroacton had twenty oyster-heGs: IF 1898 iee oamblr was 297. with an an nuai pf5la,t 9t Io.o,o ono oysters and l tAere .rc n@w I5.ooo acres, with ye4y product of Soo,ooo,ooo oysters. h l 5~cad> the product of Auray has Increased from 7.ooo,ooo to 7Aooo, 900 oysters nJi anDum.
 A Boston court has recently decided that the i5.e manifestations ot the so- called > ilt mediums are perfectly legal, and T. .fa,e6 to conNi,; q medium OR the charge f obtaining money ny triok or device An individual possessed of no moIe sense than to pay money 'o Wit ness ;hesc manifestations k net entitled to any eaai redress.