Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-08-16

order 70 nOlu the same, so long hs Woih is
continued on such tunnel "
A RARE ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIND.
From the Gallup News-Register.
Mr. Garlick, of the Cushing party,
brought in from Seneca this week most
remarkable find obtained from S. E. Day
IN the San Juan country that will open the
eyes of those ethuologists who deny man s
great antiquity on this continent.
It is well known even to casual obsery-
ers that there have been two distinct flows
of lava in this country between which
there has elapsed many centuries Of time.
The latest aow Of lava is so ancient that
water, as for instance, in the Zuui cahon,
has cut through it to the depth Of three
feet.
The specimen Mr.. Garlict showed as be-
longs to the Older Gow, anu consists Of a
piece Of irregular shaped lava which has,
beyond question, flown onto pile of corn.
Iu this specimen are to be found the i'm
print Of many ears of corn, the grain in.
dentations being clearly marked. There
is also in this lava charred corn, perfect as
though burned but yesterday. There car
be no question as to the antiquity of thu
corn. lis history is lndehbly written ii
lava, hard as adamant, and certainly NOR
tbo,,stp.ls Of years old than human his
tory has ever recorded. THIS specimel
Mr. Garliek estimates as beyond value 70
archaeology The fact established by thl
specimen is that civilization existed her
at the time Of the FIRST flow of lava, a
corn does not grow without the labor {
man for ITS cultivation, Mea here wh
grow corn may understand that they ar
following the industrial path marked ou
by men who Inhabited these mountains b'
lore Greece or Rome, before Ihebes or A
ex,ndria bad been dreamed Of
The ruins nov extaut in this countr
known to be Of great antiquity are moo
ern compared to the antiquity Of the PEI
ole who cultivated and piled up the cor
preserved 10y this FIRST aow of lava whic
is NOW to be read by the scientific men
the world
InAyzused 5. 5. S for debility resul
ing from chills and fever, and have fouu
/ it to be the best tonic and appetizer that
ever took. It also prevented the return
the ehills. A. S. ANYLIN,
Eureka Springs, Ark.
DrcE HogNBooKEn is a respected an
weIlto-do eolored clhzen of Springfield
Mo. He says that one bottle Of Swift
Specific cured both himself and wife OF
troublesome eruption Of the skin.
Mr.. w. C. WHITE is engineer on DO
on the Arkansas river, and his address
Little Rock. He says that S. S. S, has r
Iieyed him Of blood poison, which was 4
result of malaria, and that it proven
ohills and fever by toning up the systei
lie takes it in tie spring and SUNNI
i months to prevent sickness from the mi
aria Of the swamps on the river.
b Mr.. L. NJ. GrUrLLA, of Yicksburg, A
=. sissippi, says that his system was poison
+ with nicotine from the excessive use Of
T. bacoo in smoking cigarettes. He COZ
i, not sleep, hls appetite was gone, and
e was in bad 6x generally. He took
b S. S., which drove out the poison a
y made q new man of him.
= The Hon. S. P. Foster gave, in
- aneeeh at EairyieW on Saturday very
tereshng account Of the proceedings
- the legislature and some Of the bills VIII
" we're passed and were not passed tie
Also Of fourteen bills OF very perniei
character, which were pet bills Of a G
=. tam political boss, which were put to SD
" ON the table never to awake AIR. Fos
" denounced the unfair representation 81
to Sierra and Grant counties in the con
tutional convention showing how his re
II onstranoe was unaya.ling against the
termination Of certain members to ini
Sierra and Grant counties M tins resp
- by adhearing TO the census OF 1879 a
basis OF representation, said census haV
~ been taken at time before Sierra cou
was formed, aud when there were onl
~ few psospectors 10 the Black Raugei W
~ the tounsof Chloride, Farview, herm
~ Kingston, Lake Valley, and Deming
- not located. Black Range
or The assessed valuation OF San Mi
all county this year is So, 500 600.