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are for sale by all Druggists. Full printed
directions With each package. Address all
communications TO Dr. J. II. Schcnek 4 Son.
Philadclphia, IA.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
Catfish Good Mothers.

DIR. Abbott OF Trenton is a warm
admirer Of the catfish, not 50 much on
account Of its culinary excellence as
because the females OF the tribe are
good mothers. He has studied the
habits OF the fish long and carefully,
and he knows this TO be fact He
says that on one occasion he captured
an entire brood OF little catfish Ia a
hand net, letting their mother, who
was swimming with them. escape. She
would not leave the spot where she
had been bereaved, and when the doe
tor put the fry into a glass jar and
placed II in the river where she could
sec II, she dashed herself furiously
against the obstacle that separated her
from her young. ones. When tho jar
was drawn slowly from the water she
followed II TO the surface, and then ab-
solutely left the river and wriggled
twelve inches up the sloping beach in
her frantic efforts to recover her pro.
geuy.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
General Lees Respect for the Sabbath.

"Robert 4. Lee was strict observer
OF the Sabbath when not engaged In
his campaigns" said General l.. l..
Lomax, president of the Virginia agri.
cultural college at Blacksburg, and late
commander Of division of rebel cayal.
ry. II remember well one occasion
when Fitzhugh Lee and myself, who al
that time were both cadets at West
Point were in Washington. II was a
Sunday morning, ands as the day
promised TO be dull one, we drove
over TO Arlington to spend the time
with Custis Lee. We found the family
at morning prayers, and we joined in
the service. When they were c0nclud-
ed General Lee, with a grim smile,
walked into his library, selected a re-
ligious book for each OF his children,
Gusts included, and set them all to
reading. The jolly time that .Fitz'
and myself expected TO have with
Custis was indefinitely postponed. We
excused ourselves as soon as common
decency would permit, returned to
Washington and resolved that when
we visited Arlington again it would
not be on Sunday."-New York
Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
Nov Tea Wa. Discovered.

Tea came into use almost by scci-
lent, says tho London Standard.
Some Buddhist priests going on mis-
,ionary expedition from Northern
India 10 China. took with them the
dried leaves, and also some cuttings
of an indigenous shrub which was
said 10 have the power OF correcting
any injurious properties in the brackish
water they might meet with on the
way. The decoction thus made pleased
the missionaries so well that they con-
tinued, as matter Of taste, 70 drink II
sfter they reached China, and intro
1uced IL 70 their converts.
They also set about planting the
precious shrub, and, although 1t did
not thrive 30 well in China as Ia its
aatiye Assam. becoming smaller BOTH
Ia stem and leaf, IL was so we'll liked
that Il soon formed the foundation OF
Tho fayorlte beverage Of all China.
Thence IL was brought 20 Europe, 70
De drunk and desired by Engiishmen
ot every degree. And II is only OF
lato years that Assam tea has come
into the European market. 70 be looked
upon rather suspiciously AZ the rival
of It's own degenerated Chinese
laughter
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
A Baehslor's Tribu.s to Babies.

IL there Is anything On earth thai
appeals to the best feeling that exist
In the human breast 1t Is a baby, an in.
nocent, growing, cooling, chubby baby.
Old men and women look at the pink,
dimpled darling and remember their
own one time tables and think with
pleasure OF their grand babies. or won.
der why an all wise Providence has or
dained that they should go down the
dim lighted incline OF life without that
comfort to decliuing years The bach
elor looks askance at the all absorbing
pet and-well. usually he sighs at the
thought OF what might have been.
The average young lady captures the
baby bodily, hugs it and fondles it.
Everybody who has good feeling has
it aroused by the sight of an innocent
baby. The tenderest, rurest love that
lives, the joys of pure, happy, bright
home. the ties that bind heart TO heart
aud life TO life, and the purest, best
hopes that can stir the human breast,
all are renewed and strengthened by
the mere sight or touch OF one OF these
little powers in life. What would We
do without them, even IL we have none
OF Our own.-A Bachelor.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
A NEW DEPARTURE.

Solid Trains Between Hannibal.
Mo-, and Austin, Texas-Through
Sleeping Cars Between Chicago
and Galveston. St. Louis and Aus
tin. and Kansas City and San An
tonic.
On August nth, issa. the Missouri, Kan.
sas & Texas Railway inaugurated a new
quick tsain service on its lines, reducing the
time materially between ST. Louis. Hanni-
bal, and Kansas City and Texas points.
and Austin via Sedalia. Fort Scott. Deni.
son, Fort Worth, Waco and Taylor These
trains carry through sleepcrs between ST.
Louis and Austin, and Galveston and Kan.
sas City, and San Antouia lvia TAYLOR and
Austin, The equipment OF these trains In
strictly first class and OF modern design I;
consisting Of handsome day coaches Hnd
comfortable smoking ears In addition 20 ele-
giant free reclining chair cars {betwccn Sc
dalia and HannibalD and Pullman buffet
sleeping cars 10 points above named. Trains
Nos and 4 carry through sleepers 10 and
from Chicago and Galveston; 10 connection
with the burlington Route" and the Hous-
ton x Texas Central Railway; leaving Chi
caao nj a:f5 o. m, arriving at Kansas and
Missouri points next morning and day;
Texas points following day. Leaving Kan.
sas and Missouri points In the afternoon
and evening arrive at Chicago 9:i5 next
morning, connecting with eastern morning
trains on all roads out OF Chicago effecting
saving Of from five 10 ten hours In all
eastern points. See that your tickets read
via the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway.
For tickets and further information, apply
70 nearest NJ. X. Il T. ticket agent
GasroS MgsLIER, q. p. & r. A,
Sedalia, Mo
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
Won Big Money.

fSt Louis (Mo.) star Sayings, August %. ]
At the recent drawing OF The Louisiana
State Lottery, $4,000 OK the first prize was
won by three St Louisans, and 8, 900 Of the
third capital prize Of 1000. also came TO
two lucky St Louisiana
August Kaltineyer. who is the proprietor
Of Q saloon at the Southwest corner OF Sixth
and Franklin avenue, held o one twentieth
part Of the $4,000 prize. A Star Sayings
reporter called upon Mr. Kaltmeyer at his
saloon this morning, and found him in ex
cellent humor. Mr., kaltmeyer said: II
never played the lottery In my life before,
but Just few days prior 10 the last draw
Ing friend Of mine, whose name cannot
mention, came to me, and he said: Henry,
poor people are getting rich in this lottery
game i said i knew that, and he said /:
Let US go In a half dollar each on ticket
this month The next day we purchased
the ticket-the number of was "a, ,353-and
was never so astonished In all my life as
when heard that II drew $500. got tho
money q week ago, and gave my friend his
nalf. 1 intend TO keep the money in my
business, bn. shall play the lottery right
along though. My friend, guess he is hav-
ing good time for haven't seen him since +"
Mrs. Amelia Partenheimer, who resides
at 9l2 Monroe street, Vas also q winner to
the extent Of s2,JOD, she having held an.
other twentieth ticket Of the 81, 100 prize.
Mrs Partenheimer, in CT. rersaticn with
q reporter TO oday, Said at Was great sur
prize to me to win that much money, but /
believe you are bound TO win at it some
time, sooner or later. have not played the
lottery much; but thought would play II
last month, at all hazards. My husband d
was very glad when he heard that had
made the winning. guess will use good
deal OF the money on more lottery tcketC." +"
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
Ac.rrou. sIll-u.y B. . counterfeit.


II Is old. but always amusing-that
bill sent In by picture restorer 1t
was found among annals and docu-
ments pertaining TO q miracle play In
u medieval cathedral. but 1t has taken
new start In life on the representa-
tion that a Belgian painter has furnished
1t recently to the good people who en-
gagged him 10 touch up tho paintings
and decorations In an old church.
With cash converted 10 United States
dollars the bill reads like this:
Corrected the Ten Commandments, e.l2.
Embcllished pontius Pilate and put O
ribbon on his bonnet, G.Gs.
Put n new tail on o rooster OF ST Peter
aud msnded his comb, $50.
ReplntEed and giIded the left wing OF the
Guardian Angel, Sf.is.
Washing the servant OF the High Priest
and put earmine on his check, 4.l2.
Renewed Heaven, adjusted the stars and
cleaned the moon, s7.i5
Reanimated tho flames of Purgatory and
restored souls, s3.0i -,
Reviycd the flames OF Hell, put new tall
On the Devil, mended his left hoof and iild
several Jobs for the damned, MI.
Rebordercd the robe Of Herod and read.
tusted his wig. t4.ls.
Put new spotted sash on the son OF
Tobias and dressed his sack, s2.
Cleaned the ears OF Baalam's Ass and
shod him. sa0l.
Put earrings In the ears OF Sarah, teol
Put q stone In David sling. enlarged the
head OF Goliath and extended his legs.
500.
Decorated Noah's Ark, g.
Mended the shirt Of the ProdIgal Son and
cleaned his ears, q.
Total t5D.l5
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
Give Thin Brains Fresh Air.

The fate of DIR. David Tilton Brown.
who recently committed suicide, IL only
an exaggerated form OF an afliiction
which seems to be inseparable from a
certain branch OF medical practice. DIR.
Brown had been for ten years at the head
of Bloomingdale Asylum, and was con-
sidered an expert alienist. Eventually
he lost his reason and had TO be placed
under restraint, when he took aivan-
tage Of the earliest opportunity 20
commit suicide. 1t is a remarkable
but indubitable fact that the medical
attendants in lunatic asylums almost
invariably become the victims Of som 9
hallucination themselves. 1t has been
calculated that after five years resi-
dence in a hospital for the insane, the
physician, whether raaie or female,
begins to manifest irrational tenden-
cies, and to regard every one as abso-
lutely insane and in condition de-
manding restraint Chicago Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
THE DEMON STEER.
A n orned Terror Even to the Dare
Devil Cowboys OF the Plains.

A n orned Terror Even to the Dare
Devil Cowboys Of the Plains.
George Wilson, a well-known cow
boy, arrived from the northern ranges
yesterday afternoon, says a Cheyenne
(Wyo.) letter TO the Omaha Republi-
can. According to Wilson there has
roamed on the ranges adjacent to the
Platte and Laramie rivers for these
many years a mastodon wild steer
whose aggresslyeness and power make
him the dread OF every roundup outfit.
This combative beef bears not a brand,
but no 'rustiern dare appropriate him.
The demon steer" as the pugna-
cious brute is called. knows no fear.
and with lowered head. giistenipg eyes,
and sonorolls below will charge upon
anything In his course. Time upon
time has he been rounded up with his
comparative docile companions. but he
invariably rushes past the line OF
riders as IL no such obstruction to his
fight existed. Once a G. Y. outfit de-
tarmined to effect the capture OF the
big fellow, but after ho had gored two
horses and scared the wits from half a
dozen riders the undertaking was aban-
doned.
This prairie terror only last season
in fit OF rage at those who dared in
trude on the peaceful solitude OF the
rauge-charged at midday into a camp,
creating a panic TO which was ideal
quietness the clatter ineident TO the
stampede OF the tabled bull In the inn
aginary china-shop. There was q
grand scattering OF equipage and o
disordered fight OF the diners. One OF
these latter was SO incensed that con-
uary to all orders he sent six
shooter bail through the massive
steer. but the missile flew wide OF It's
mark.
Wilson asserts that he will under.
take to prove that the "demon steer"
killed big bear in fair fight on the
Sabylle three years ago and the cow
boys Will bet all their earthly belong
ings that Demon can conquer any bull
In the territory. The combat with the
bear was terrible affair. Bruin was
forced TO the defensive from the start
and for time pluckily met the fearful
onslaughts of the fighting steer. jarring
the great form with blows from his
paws. The activity OF the steer was
marvellous. He played around his an
tagonist as the sparrer annoys his foo
and at nearly every charge ran.his
long, sharp horns into the bIood-matted
sides OF the bear with the wicked
swish OF the effective sword-thrust |
Wilson thinks the demon steer will |
die Of old age. The man who attempts |
his capture takes his life in his hands |
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
A Tall Negro.

Orlando. Fla, has q colored citizen
who carries the top Of his head feet
81 inches above terra firma, and as he
is OF slender build, he appears much
taller. His name is Bob Washington.
Bob's pedal extremities have paced
along in growth evenly with the rest Of
his anatomical development. and he is
Of little use as a hoe-hand. his feet
covering up all the grass in reach. but
for gathering oranges without the aid
OF a step-ladder he is a success.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
Marriage

70 but the stepping stone 10 those divine In.
stitutions, the family and the home. which
constitute the very foundation on which our
nation rests; and upon tho health and
tho sunshine and the enjoy mcnt OF the home,
and the prosperity Of the family. Thou
sands Of wives. and thousands Of single ia
dies drag out weary existence In eonse-
auenco Of perplexihg "female disordcrs,
In total ignorance Of the fsct, that DIR.
Pierce's Fsyorits Prescription is positive
.ure fer the most complicated and obstinate
sases OF lercorrhea, prolapsus, weak back.
female weakness, /" anteversion, rctroyer-
sion, bearing down sensations, chronic con-
sesiioD, inflammation, liberation, and kin
Ired ailments Guaranteed 10 give salts
faction, or money refunded. All drpggists.
DIR. Pierce's Pelicts-cicanse and regulate
The stomach, bowels and system generally
One q dose; purely vegetable.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
f.. j. GOODMAN.
PATEL EITS.

Caveats and Trade Marks Obtained
md md all other business in the .: s; Patent
Our office is opposite the U. 8. Patent
Office, and we can obtain Patents in less
Time than those remote from WASHING
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We ad-
wise as to patentability free OF charge: and
we make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBJ
TAIN A PATENT.
Wo refer here to the Postmaster, the
5upt. of Money Order Div, and to officials
Of the y. y. Patent Office. For circular,
advice, terms and references TO actnai eli
Bnts in your own State or County, write to
q. A snow q CO..
Opposite Patsr. Ottos, Washington, DO
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

II you are suffering from Malaria. ask
your druggist for Shallenberger's Antidote
for Malaria II he don't have 1t, and tells
you he has something just as good, don't be
lieye him, but send one dollar TO DIR. A. r.
Shallenberger, Rochester. Penn'a, and get
the Antidote by mail A few doses will re
store you TO perfect health. The Medicine
is in the form OF pills, but Is not a purga-
tive 1t not only destroys Malaria, but is
an excellent tonic.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
ro.r IIft IA p.nrtr.

Take time by the forelock ere that rssp
ing. hacky cough Of yours carries yor
whore 90 many Consumptiyes have pre-
cedcd you; lose no time, but procure bot
tie OF the rational remedy Tor Lung and
Bronchial Diseases, Scotts Emulsion q
Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites. II
win cure you. Sold by all Druggists.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
They Go Together.

Sarah is certainly little duck OF a
darling, but what she sees In that fool
OF doctor I can't understand"
"You don't seem TO recollect that
where there is duck there will also
be found quack. Judge.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
Just 30.

Omaha teacher; II would like some
one Of the class TO define the meaning
Of vice versa"
Bright boy: ''It's sleeping with
your feet toward tho head of the be d."
Omaha World.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

II not above being taught by man, take
this good advice. Try Dobbins' Electric
Soap next Monday. II won't cost much, and
you will then know for yourself Just how
good IL IT, I3e sure 10 get no imitation
There are lots OF them.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28
ssoo. 90 10 cssh pr.m,ums.

Smoke Orphan Boy Tobacco and save tho
empty bags They are worth money TO you,
for on May /, 1880, we will pay ~ cash pre-
Of bags returned u.s. For further particu-
lars, address Hills e. Fritz, Manufacturers,
ST. Louis. Mo.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

An oyster bed Of unusal size and rich
ness was discovered recently by Danish
fisherman near the coast Of Jutland. II is
some eleven miles from land and fifteen
miles long by seven miles wide.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

The Krupp Iron Works at Essen, Ger
many, according TO the latest statistics,
now employs 1850 men. Six hundred tons
of iron per day are produced
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

II is said that all the husbands who go To
Chicago after a divorce cross the canti-
lesye'er Observation-Disclosures Republican.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

Rev. H. p. Carson, Scotland. OAK, says:
Two bottles Of Halls Catarrh Cure com
plctely cured my little girl" Sold by Drug
gists go
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

New Hampshire compels working chill.
dren OF from IA TO 16 years to go to school
three months Of the year.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

A new silk factory which will give eni'
ployment 10 200 operatives when finished
win shortly bs started at Fredericksburg,
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

The Unioryilie Mills st Montviile. Conn,
have been closed throwing about $50 peor
ple out Of work.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

And now they are trying to prove that
.Homer' was written by Jews.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

when Baby vAs sIck. 'vs gave hsr csItofiA,
when she vas . Child, shs cried for cslstnds.
when sh. became Mis-. she chung 70 Csstoris,
whss she bad chlldrss, shs gave thsn CAstosiA
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-28

Americas fines, "Tansill's Punch "
Cigar
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-04
VOL. vi.


VIII COSTS.
/. Rrown, R R Wilcox. o, and D,
Long II Blu Pomnns, 20 ac OF land.
be ng s1s flot2. oi b, PhiAips add to
2. ii ken DIN Pomona, in Le - %
Ssr'ssu of bl 22i lot lS,, b Q. 80
8. W s,Co"cept on de-ln Pomous,
IL &C of and, bd b' Ia ds q. iollows N
BY Packard by Packard, sby Mr..
Dand. by 90 road, per prop and poll
a. Lynch. Frank-In Pomoua, Tran
Dl 1862 10, . b lt2 o3
emf x, W A--Iu Pomona, in City
OF Pomona, To- b 46 In ity Of Pomo.
Da lot nj 49, in Ktssler b, lot ol
III; Hu hes Burriits sub l79, lot bl
nth, NJ Fin Pomona Hughes
sub of bl 100. lots and bl Aand per
'f .. johnson, Mrs Mary In Los An. ~ -
gees City, in Pioneer Building Lot As
soc alto tc. lot 10 bl 8 nd per pr p 572
II RoGk, Coarles-oI !. 10 Los an angles
2. IN Hig liand tct add No /, lot 81 OILS,
'Ia 70 e ak arkkpiA Archie Mn Los Angeles 10
Ci " ii Esat Los Angeles, lot 10 b 8, and
is. Fl.om. Mrs Emily E-santa -
unic tct, bl 1863, $40
10. Nc arthy, Joan C-Mill &
W cks' xt If 2 st. tS7, per prop, 10 %
90. Btuwn,. Mrs Harriet-Fairmont
2i wa horn. Josaph-Bocs sub of
part OF lot bl II H S lots 9, Park Villa
| tct lot 73 II Is
% lot FORBES; r w-An'heim' Centre ;,
"a. Bloomer. Susan c. dughes &Cs-
ter in, ssuo of Va d tct, lots 10 aud 20.
A5S Is. 'G HariiRn prGiRi VIM w-An4heim, orig. ~ W
inal town lots, .ots l aud 2, and per
prop, 1S 6S
27 Juyada Francisco Oesnoyer tct,
lot bi A, per prop and p l tax. 13 04
2S H-w t, WIN H-Pomon lie Mars
su of bl 22l. lot Is blk 9, Per prop and
0 9 -bcock, DR. VIM D--Los Ang les
Imp Co. sub of part of lot 3 bl 81 H s,
lot5 bl 81; s1inSto, HEIGHT tct, lots
ID, 10, 10, H. is b 8, and per prop. ID 81
81. Miller. Josol h M-Waterloo tct,
81. w4cnter Jno v-Grifins add,
81 s. : 'stialL, g.; nta Ana. aumph q 20
Sc. II milton, E H-ssnts Ana, ac, ="
II n aud bv lands ot Maye. . By HEX
ey. W by and OF Sh ,rp, 10 oS
81. Fsrri., W F-santa Ana. Blee's
aGs' ss i'Iis Hsdaeriy !; pa p-san.. Ana JIG s@
iley's add, lots q 8. bl &, aud per
81 Sargent, Mrs Caroline ,A-san.a
Ana ho add to Santa Ana, lot 0 b 4,
Santa Ana, Ross add 20 San aAns, e1l
ii, M,r lit, Ed L-pAsadsna, Mosher -
tct, lot u, and poll tax, 20 81
AZ. Townse d. Or A D-Pasadena,
Smith Jane sub. .ct a, " IA 90
AZ rhe Young Mems Christian Asso-
citi of Pa,ad ,na-Passdt nj. H
Bakers sub of ~ of loi 9dv 6of Berry
g. Eliot TT, lot As; lot d v6 Of Berry 4
Z Eliot tct. 5 IS I. OF lot g., ot div OF
Berry & lott tct, I'll OF lot 4o;
sake Is sub. Shoups add to Olvewood,
lot 8. 64 28
45. Clark, Michael C--Pioneer Build
ing Lot Assn lct, LOT % vi land per
prop, sc
Al. Owens, Charles. tate of--Ow-
Gus & ;otss sub of lot 3 ol 36 H 8, lots
10, II, II 16, Is. 80, 21 %, % "a, 25. 26. "A oS
Az. Parkr A W-Snnta ana, Ross
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NOTICE TO ST 1CKdOLDERS.

NOTICE tt TIE ~TO KHoLDERS
AZ of tie Nevada acific Rail way
com any that the said Coz pordtion by
write au horiry of threefo'trh b o. ssS
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hallway Company, the Greg N Short
Line ItaIl@Hy mpsny, Con sresS onal
corpora ions, tie Ut h Csutrai Rail ay
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Ralw Y mpany, the Ut h and NevIia
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cuse r ilway company all cnrporati ns
OF u ih Territory, the Iiaho Centra
hallway Eotn pany. corpo ion OF Wy
Oming Territory. A j stock holders are
h reb n II ii .d TIA Z there will be
meeting of he stockholders 10 ratify or
upon uch con solida ion. at he o flee
If wi liam =. F i'eal, ut Virginia city,
Nevada. AT O'Clock p. m, the 18th day
of Jaly, SSS.
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hne breeding
shown
in his Aot + rcortIn n 25or2. issue.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-13
TRIUMPH.


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rata randall I. season
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-13
PEDIGREE.


Bel Acho record 2 Gibraltar
p COL 7awkn & kch"ra2 2tl
OF good horses with
of
. heato the
eanda ilooka
II natural