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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10
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A. WOLLENBURG & co,
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LOTTERY

and xifl extend it's business throughout the United states snd British Coium bls. Below will be found list of the prizes which
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-10

LA LiBERrAD, Sept, e.--Ail members of congress are now here and body that will meeton Thursday. General Elzas Sll undoubtedly be elected president.
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N.~.paser Nan a.saui,ea.

NEW YORK, Sept. S--Mayor Gleason of Long Island city savsgely assaulted George A. Crowley, a newspaper man ager today. knocking him down and break ing bis nose and kicking him cruelty. Gleason will be indicted by the grand jury now in session.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
e0,OO0.OOO Stars.

Astronomers say that the fabnl Gus
number Of 20.000, 900 stars, all aglow,
can he seen with II powerful telescope
When we consider that the nearest of
ties" is 200, 900 times rs far from lis rs
the sun, and that it would take from
three and half To twenty one wears for
the iiGn; which reaches us to cease. if
they were cxtinguishcd, we cannot grasp
and hold the vast conception in our
minds
Yet it is supposed that each of these
is Il central sun, with its own colony of
planets circling round il, which in size
are vastly superior to those of our own
solar system, and are travelling through
space with such speed that it is impossi-
bic for us 10 comprehend it. The star
Sirius is said to be moving fifty-four
miles II second, or 1914 400 miles per
hour. u flaming mass, leading its brood
of planets through illinitable spaces--
! .ircnG.
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A Curious Oil.

n well of mineral OFT was recently dis
covered near Bowling Green, Ky, by
Ebeaczcr Cnthcart, owner of a truck gar
den. while boring for water. 1t is so
clear rs to be nearly transparent, OF IL
beautiful pale pink color, anil, while en-
tira!y odorlcss when cold if heated
highly emits IL most delicious olor, re-
scmbling somewhat altar of roses, though
iaorc delicate and subtle. An experiment
WAS tried with small quantity 20 test
its burning properties, when it was
fou"d to burn slowly and steadily, giving
soft, clear, lnmbcnt flame, shedding n
faint rosc-colored light and filling the
air with II penetrating fragrance.
When the oil was consumed, at the
bottom of the vessel was sound deposit
of y number OF hard, minute PARTICLES,
looking like grains Of fine stone colorcd
sand. which exploded on being placed in
water, with incredible violence when the
size OF the PARTICLES is taking into consid-
crat on. The oil and its precipitatc are
now being carefully analysed and expert
mes teal with by the chemists here, whose
opinion ms to their properties IS being
anxiously waited for, for the beauty Of
the light the oil gives, its delicious per-
fumc and the highly explosive quality of
the precipitatc left all seem to point to n
discovery Of immense value to the scien-
title if not to the commercial world. -
PditaIel.phM Times.
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A ROYAL Chiffon.

Prince Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, takes
the prize as the most eccentric of all the
sovcreigns, great and small, of Europe.
His bread has to be- made after Il spaSMl
recipe of the late Empress of Russia,
which she sent to the mother of the
Prince, Princess Clementine Chickens,
ducks and other birds have TO be plrcked
and kept in ice for three days before
cooking, and beef and mutton are never
served unless in the form OF II ragout or
hash. If the Prince is to have fish, he
likes one of the servants to bring it alive
in basin for personal inspection, and a
small pond, full of various kinds of shell
fish, is under the special supervision of
his highness; sea water being artiicially
introduced at great expense, us it has to
be brought in huge barrels from long
distance. Like Lucullus, Prince Ferd
inand thinks nothing is too sacred for
the stomach, and pie of linnets is not
an unfrequcnt dish at the palace of Sofia.
Gas great glutton as Ferdinand" is al
ready proverb with the Bnlgars.-At-
LdRta Constitution.
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"Liye" and "Dead" Ivory.

There is ivory and ivory, Us learned
while talking with William Cooper, who
spent two years on the Congo River. The
socallcd "livc" ivory is the quality most
sought after, because it retains an elastic
ity which is not common to the tdcad"
ivory. The distinction between them is
that the latter is taken from skeletons Of
elephants who have died natural death,
leaving their bones to bleach in the ele-
ments Either is valuable enough, sin
gle tusk of live ivory on exhibition in
Fourteenth street being worth $500. It
weighs something over one hundred
pounds. For ornaments the dead ivory
answers as we'll as the other, SO that it is
ut discount OF only twenty or twenty
five per cent. For billiard balls the dead
ivory will not answer Mt all, because it
lacks elastic qualities. Mr.. Cooper says
chat Africa is full of the dead ivory, be-
cause up to the present time traders have
confined themselves to buying live ivory,
rs it cost them no more and would bring
them higher price, but be predicts that
as the supply of tus!es that have been
taken from freshly killed beasts becomes
less, dead ivory will become great and
u profitable African commodity
YOr6 Pres
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laces. Vicc-Prcsident SIorton's wife and
Mrs. W. G. Whitney have lases worth
from $4,000 to $4,000. New York
buys more laces than any other city in the
world. 1t has at least score of wealthy
women whose laces exceed $50, goo in
value and probably a hundred whose col
lections would sell for $4,000. The
lace cioaks that have lately come in fash
ion figure in the wardrobes OF affluent
matrons to the tune of $1,000 aud SI2,-
ooo. Lace shawls long since laid by arc
brought out for dress draperies and
scarfs in the lace revival, and one dress
maker claims to have had glimpse of
two worth not less than $4,000 The late
Mrs. John jacob Astor had famous lace
robe that cost $4,000 in Paris, but this
is quite outdonc by dress lately heard
of which WIS bought abroad for $685.
0CO.-Saoannah Me,es.
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GROWTH OF WOMEN oncnEsrnAs.

A peculiar feature OF amusement life in
New YORK is the growth of the women
orchestras. Women now furnish all the
instrumental music IN the immense At
lantic Garden on the Bowery, in the
Volks and Gandcr's gardens, and in more
chan one dozen smaller places on the East
side. Experience has taught the man.
ayers of such establishments that the
women play rs well as the average man
lnstrumentaiist; that they are reliable as
70 hours; that they never get drunk and
chat they never go on strike, and with all
these excellent qualities they cost much
less money than the male performers.
They receive from $40 to 500 week for
seven nights and three day performances,
for which man, according to the COM
mands OF the Musical Union, would be
obliged to demand and receive either SIS
or ST for each of the ten performances.
Other cities have inaugurated this change
to slighter degree, and this new condi-
tion of things is growing SO rapidly that
already the demand for women musicians
is far in excess of the supply. The girls
come mainly from Vienna, Berlin, Lcip-
SIC and Buda-Pcsth. - Chicago Herald.
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Noted Spanish Bull Fighters.

Strolling through the magnificent cafes
of Barcelona with my good friend the
advocate, writes Edgar Wakeman, in
Frank Lcslie's Monthly, he was able to
do me what he regarded rs the highest
favo. and honor that can possibly come
to Il stranger in Spnin. This was an in
production to an ambitious and already
almost famous bull fighter, or cspada, of
that city. This recalled personal remin-
isccnccs of this class OF men, and some in
teresting facts concerning the greatest
two living espadas, Francisco Sanchez
and Luis Mazzantini. The latter have
known.
Perhaps the most famous of all mata-
dores, the espada primcro OF the world,
is Francisco Sanchez (alias Lagartijo. }
He is probably the most daring, skilful
bull fighter that ever lived. His handling
of the wild and savage bulls of Jaraina
is something marvellous. He now seldom
appears, $4,000 being the price de-
handed and secured in advance for cach
performance. He is very great pet
with the Spanish nobility, is immensely
rich, end was the warm personal friend
of the late King Alfonso. Other famous
espades are Rafael Molina, Angel Pastor,
Jose Gomez, Hermosilla, Juan Sanchez
and Louis Mazzantina, already men,
toned.
The latter is rapidly becoming the first
Spanish favorite. His Lie has been full
OF romance and adventure. He was des-
tined for the priesthood by his parents,
who were people of refinement and proper
aspiration. lie possessed a poetic, rest
less nature, and ran away from the uni
versity. Joining band of stroll;ng
musicians he wandered fo- several years
through the Spanish Provinces. breaking
many fair lady's heart, and having nj.
own broken by sweet little peasant Sr'
of Aranjucz. His friends finally found
him and secured him Government posi-
ton in the Postal Department Mt Madrid
But he deserted this. Then he wrot;
| poems, which were gladly printed, bu
J he would not sell. Soon he sang il
| opera; but fame was too great Il laggard
Then he publicly announced that hi
would become the most famous bull
fighter of Spain. Spain laughed at him
That alone gave him note. Then he gave
the Spanish people this saying "Not ;
King, but n tenor or bull fighter alone car
cnslavc Spain!" He is still young. II,
is always gentleman. lie has alrcad,
amassed wealth, and is the only rival o
the peerless cspada, Francisco Sanchez
! in the affections of the peoplc Of Spain
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An Irish Hnrher Shon.

An Irish barber shop, sucn as is patron
lied by the mass of the people, is a very
interesting place. A specimen found in
Queenstown was so small that three Gus
toners crowded it uncomfortable. Small
packing boxes were ranged along the
wall rs seats for the "ncxts." a gentle
man with wooden leg acted as pro-
prictor and cash takcr. and two callow
youths of eighteen inflicted the torture
The operating chair had legs which were
bound like those of q baby who had
learned to walk too soon. The head
rest was adjusted by means of wooden
peg hung to leather strap. Both bar
bcrs operated from the same lather pot,
the contents of which gently bubblcd
over Il gas jet. The BARRIERS were re-
markabe for the freedom and grace of
their movements. They stood off at arms
length from the victim. In half the time
that a barber in America would consume
the job was completed. An Irish barber
does not comb your hair when shaving
you unless asked to do so. Neither does
lie apply alum to your face, or use now
der, or sprinkle cologne over his Gus
toner. He simply rcaps the supcrduous
nair and then collects four cents CHI
cGI0 Times
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
WOMEN As FARMERS

Farmers VINO 3nd the business profit
able owe much of their success to the
good management of their wives. It is con
ceded by all that farmer without wife
who is - good home manager cannot ex.
pect to make money. AS general thing
farmers wives are US skilful managers
us their husbands, and share almost
equally with them the burdens and
privations of farm life. A woman who
has been reared in the country finds
pleasure and health in overseeing the
dairy, the garden and the poultry yard AS
well rs looking after her household
duties
When a faimer has such wife he can
devote his entire time to his general farm
work, and ut the end of the year tno
profits will bc well nigh doubled.
There are i'll Indiana Il great many
women who farm extensively and are as
skilled in the business rs any of the men.
These women have made money out of
the business and would not give it up
for any other calling. Marion County
mas quite number OF women who have
been giving farming much thought, aud
are equipped to make the business sue
cess. Many of these ladies are members
OF the county agricultural societies, and
their views are always given rs much
weight as those expressed by the male
members.
Miss Ida Richardson, who was brought
up on farm south of indianapolis, be-
lieves that successful and enjoyable farm
ing depends largely upon the home man.
agement by the wife. She would have
the wife be helpmatc to the husband in
all things; not slave to work, but We
man who takes an interest in the affairs
of the farm and manages the home so rs
to increase the husbands profits. She
thinks the country home Is, or should be,
the ideal e.-Lnlianapoiis Noes.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
IH!sH BEATTY Is wAS1SG.

''It ise mournful fact that there arc
no longer any beautiful girls in Ireland.
or many who are even pretty" said lady
who has just returned from n iuant
through ireland. "When was a girl it
was different, for few of the girls there
were who did not range all the way from
pleasant and pretty to attractive and
charming. In fact it was legendary,
that fresh, peach bloom beauty of the
Old Da-s-pecular to the soil, as it were.
But [ was nightly disappointed when I
went back, for even the bog -trottcrs have
sallow faces and pinched features, in the
making of which nature seems to have
been very chary of any charms. It puz.
zled me long while, but after n bit I
found out the trouble The complcxions
are ruined; first, by excessive tea drink.
ing, next by the paints and the powders
and the lotions that the girls have COM
mcnccd 10 use since / was one and left
there. Anyway, the beauties have been
sought out and carried away by foreign
ars, and TIC result is that the stock which
breeds beauty has run out. '.-St. Louii
Star Sayings.
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WOMEN NEVER STEAL u1DEEr.LAs.

AT last women have found a champion.
He takes the form of chivalrous Pitts
burg umbrella dealer, who declares that
he has for years made it practice to
ask his customers whether they have
ever lent an umbrella to women with
out its being returned; and that he has
never received m answer in the aifirma.
tive. The umbrella expert furthermore
states that he is frequently assured that
women not only return umbrellas, bu.
also never fail to express their thanks for
the loan; which fact, By the way, would
seem from its mention, to be less fire.
quentiy the case among mer.-Neic York
Commercial .AiccHiser.
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FORTUNES IN LAcEs .

There are fortunes in laces in New
York city. Those belonging to the sew
eral Vnndcrbilts must be worth nearly
$500, 900, and rival the Prussian and
Austrian Crown laccs. The Astor family
has rich lace treasures which connoisseurs
value at not less than 100000. The
late Mrs. Astor left from $40, 900 to $50,
900 worth to the Metropolitan Art Mu-
scum. The late Mrs A. It. Stewart knew
more about laccs than she did about most
subjects and spent $500 per pair for the
curtains 1T the big gloomy mansion's win
dows. Her personal and dress laces were
worth ;a250,000. Mrs. r. l.. Stuart has
collection equally valuable. The
Belmont faces are almost prio~!css. Mrs.
Bradley Martin and Mrs. MARSHALL Rob.
erti aave cxquisitcly que, choice and ,arc
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
WORDS OF WISDOM.
Truth lies in character.

Truth lies in character.
Every sorrow is partly wrath.
To be content is not to be satisfied.
No one ought to be satisfied with tho
imperfect.
Let the burden of your table be q part
of your religion.
Live lcisurely, unless you are anxious
to die in hurry.
No man can live happy with an un-
happy digestion.
1t is easy for L man to be model hus-
band when he has no wife.
In asking for an impossible thing you
only waste additional time.
Did you ever sec q boy go out at n gate
when he could climb IL fence2
Bride the appetite with reason and
save the stomach Il toss in the ditch.
Some men must have new friends every
month in order to have any friends at
ALL
a lazy appetite bothcrs the rich man
more than IN active Que does the poor
man.
vi Cuc SC.cilceS nOnc Is IilDTC cS3Su-
tial to the welfare of humanity than
cookery.
If some men succeed only in raising n
big, ovcrhanging mustachc they are
satisfied.
There never was man so humble or
obscure that his biography would not be
interesting.
Whenever VIC vary from the highest
rule of right, just so fur we do IN injury
to the world.
1t is the wonder of pretty woman's
life that her husband does not realize
that he is cnvicd.
Tho wise carry their knowledge as they
do their watches, not for display, but
for their own use
1t is only on the first trip that he takes
away from home that Il man writes
"notcs by the way"
Some men arc kept so busy blushuGg
for others that they have no time left to
blush for themselves.
If the room is too warm, and you open
the door, every man who comes in will
think it his duty to close it.
Not to give thanks that we are better
off than others, but to make some others
better off than others-that is the impulse
Of grateful soul.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
Origin of "Gerrymnnder.p

The word Gerrymander means to mr.
rangc the political divisions of a State 90
as to give an undue advantage to oae
political party. It originated in this
wise: When Elbridgc Gerry was Gov
ernor of Massachusetts,, there was n re-
appointment of Representatives in Con.
Sress, and the State was redistricted. A
political opponent of Gerry, on looking
NJ map of the State on which the pro.
posed districts were indicated, said Of
onc of the districts that ''it looks Ike a
salamander." "Say, rather, like a "eerry
mander," said the sympathizer to whom
the 1emarlS was addressed. The term
soon came into general use with the
meaning above given Dst,vN Free
Press.
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a BALD-lrEADED PRINCESS.

The Princess OF Wales is rs bald as n
billiard ball. Her wigs are marvels of
art. The Princess is deaf, too That,
after Mi the misery which the gross bru.
tality OF her royal husband has brought
upon her, this lovely woman should
maintain her amiability and cheerfulncss
is simply remarkable. The reverence and
affection in which this truly noble Priu-
cess IS held arc not to be wondered at (;
the people know what she has suffered
and how bravcly she has borne her
misery. Chimgo MrnS.
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TIE FEMININE wArsrcoAr.

Wa'stcoats OF white piquc, with gold
buttons, are effected by the young wo-
man who gets herself mp to look like a
boy-for woman never gets nearer mas
culinity than that. If she is inclined to
be s!angy, she rather incle.antly calls
them 1.-THE Washers waiscont:'' but ifshe
is we'll read on the subject Of dress she
gives lhem more royal name and calls
them "Louis XIV. "-Dstr0t Free Press.
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wm.y WOMEN swAGnEr.

Do you know how to tel the woman
who wears flowers for their own sake
from the woman who wears them rs I'M
accessory to her costume or simply to be
swayGcr? Watch the promcnadas and
pick out the women vino are wearing a
single jack rose, with half dozen ion.
puils. These are the women who wear
flowers to be swagger, and this combina-
nation is the very swaggcrest thing vet
conceived of in the way of corsagc deco
ration.-Ne,o YORK. SIN.
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PLAYS THE PIANO TEN HOURS A DAY.

Miss Neatly Stevens, Chicago girl,
and one Of the most brilliant performers
on the piano in the Prairie State, works
ten hours Il day at her practice when not
travelling. She has engagements all over
the Northwest and an Income from her
music of $1,000 II month Miss Stevens
is n pretty blonde; young and plump,
enthusiastic and captivating She has
big di,nples in her elbows and lit.lc ones
mt her wrist and knucklcs, and ut the
piano wears soft, white crepe gowns
made baby fashion, with shoulder sleeves.
-Neto York, World.
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MY LOVE is LIKE A SONG.
My love is not like any flower;

My love is not like any flower;
For flowers live but day,
And many one but for an hour,
Then dying, fades away;
But my sweet loveis like II song.
That sinks into tao heart,
And fingers there 50 very long,
1t most becomes n part.
My love is not like any star:
For stars but shine Mt night,
And then tits only from afar
That stars appear so bright;
BIT my sweet love is like song,
That brightens all the day,
That rolls thu wheels OF Time along
Aud drives tile n;Sht away.
My love is not like anyone
That mighty pens have made,
Like no fair hinge meath the sun,
No bird in field or gia.le:
But my sweet love is like n song,
Alike to hut and throne.
y glorious thing before the throng,
4 sweet, mill thing alone.
-F'runk LcSiic's Popular Monthly.
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W0MAN'S WORLD.
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOR
FEMININE READERS.
FLORAL BRACELETS.

The floral bracelet is one of the latest
''fads" that has sense, beauty and poetry
to recommend it. 1t is made OF real
hoe ers-violcts or golden rod, preferably
and clasps about the flcshy part of the
arm, near the shoulder. Dark, velvety
violets blending into the white satin of a
lovely arm is surely to be preferred to Il
broad band of gold thickly crusted with
gems West .Saore.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01

The Emperor of Germany has his
cards like other mortals. They are very
simple, although those of the Conan no.
bility are generally very highly decor
Gted with crests and crowns. The ROYAL
cards have absolutely NJ ornamentation.
In plain gothic letters they read: vii.
helm, German Emperor and King OF
Prussia ~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01

DR.. Dixon, professor of hygiene at the
University of Pennsylvania, has been
making some experiments with air and
dust obtained in street cars. He has
found in them the germs of many dis
cases, contagious and otherwise. Better
ventilation and moro effective cleans
ing are sorely needed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01

In Twiggs county day or two ago
beard,css boy of 81 was married to a
lady of 81 years old, having seven chil-
dren. This young man is the lady's
third husband. She is said to be still
quite handsome.