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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
Me ana Jim"

Hsli dozen es us stsod at the doeI
 Of the Erie pssseaser dopst in Buffalo
 says writer ia the New York sue when ss saw tramp bearing dssr upen as. There was considerable cem
 mens on his leeks, aud ssEne gusssins
 as to what excuse he would urge, ans
 as hs came up sne sl the boys said: "Coms, now, bot yea want to get sn
 ts Cleveland ts soc your wils die, de a I youf'
 "Ah 1 recognize him at a glance t'' added s second. "Hs is the man with shs ossiaed liver"
 "So he isn't" put in . third. He ia the man whs never recovered from the Chicago fire"
 Tle tramp locked from enc to the other with q very serious face, sxa, whea the laugh had died away, he said:
 "Gsnsismsn, you are al oR. II ysu have five minutes ts spare. please oens with me"
 We followed him through the lepss and out in ths yards, and there on . platform was sonelhiag covered witk tsrpaulin. He raised this, and We saw the crushed aud manxssd remains of man.
 Ny partner, Jin," he explained. "Wsss travelled together for many s year, ne and Jias, but this is the end. We came ia en the bumpers last night, and he So, fall under the wheels down hers ia the ysrds."
 "ssy, NC sid'nt mesa se hagt ysus feelings" replied one oI the soys.
 "oh, oi course net. Poor. cid Jim. Peor, ragged and ignorant, out true as lssel, and he never dsns ns harss. Gents. ln tramp; but ns heggar. den't want any help, but fl yex feel Ike chipping in bi, for psor old Jis, I'll get him white shirt .s be buried n, have barber shave his face, and, shen the Coroner orssrs hin, sff to the 6sls, I'll ar.p few flowers nte the pine bcx 10 take the curse sff."
 And. mayhap. tas poor. old tramp, ! n his Paupsr's ceisn, sleeps the better or what NC gave.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
FRoH SATURDAYS DAILY.

Tucssn people have lately bought $500 shade trees.
 Hrs. Bowen, of the county hospital, szd her assistant, Mir Evans, ars hstA quite dick.
 A yeang man, named Mike Cody, smpieysd as s switehmsn in Alsu- QusrQue, was killed recently, by salling sn the track in irsat of an engine.
 An siarn. Of fire was sounded last night by the burning out ei fine at the Williams house. The fire department turned ont quickly, bus fortunately tkeir services were nst hooded. According to shs report Of Dr. Ttns. physician of the insane asylum st Phs- Phsnix, thss institution is iE fsster- ing condition. lie scores the board for net usirg warrants rendered them for necessary expenses and improvements. Esh -seiz-az, the Indian who vss hung iu Globe. recently, was told few asys before kis exscutieR that this earth was hell. On being brought to the soafcld. be .aia "aood bye, he'll" He has probably renewed his scqusiEt- aaos with hsii by tbis tine.
 Ed. WageEsr arrived in tsTn yester- day, accompanied sy ais vie. He started for Prescott to sbtaia medical assistAses, being quite seriously sick when he left homs On ths way, how sver. he sstirely recovered, and IS in- clinsd tc think he played lsks on simssI.
 There wss killing st CT near sspsr, NM, on Christmas day. Ths victim w.s Pat Hires, . cowboy, and those who are accused of the killiag, scesrd isg ts the Silver City Ezterprise, are walter Rireh6sls, ". II. King, Pat Ds- vine sns " A. Bradshaw, also cow beys, in tke employ, we believe, sf Head & Hearst. As yet, the cause of the irsublc is not known. Birohtels
 was in the employ ef the ChiricAhas Cattle Cs., at the time Of the fgst.
 about 6 year age, on Bonita creek, Graham county, between cowboys and
 Mexican sheep berders, in which several
 Of the latter were killed, sad vas the
 enly cowboy that wac wsEndsd.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
Tho Universal ma.asy.

Why is all the house so dismalg
 faps's got the grippe. Why this look that's SC sbysmslg
 Psps's get the grippe. Why this coughing and this sasezing Why this blowing and this whsezinsf Way tkss tons aEd manner freexingf Papa's got ths grippe. Whats this turmoil and cenfusisai
 Mammas get the grippe. She knsvs well it's no illusi on;
 Asmms's got the grippe. Back, and head, aud eyes ars aching; Brain feels heavy, knees are shaking; Dos't the children get rxkingf
 Mammals got the grippe. Why this howling and this yellings Baby's get the gripps Whswi of sll his wess he's telling.
 RAby's got the grippe. What squirming and a kicking, Just ss fl pin vera sticking h ais tender flesh and Pr,ckiag.
 Baby's get she grippe Oh, fsr some rsliei effective
 Prem this cursed grippel Oh. for sene nsw fierce iaYsctivs Te deserise the griPpsI when you've taken six CT seven Quinine pills sad need eleve- More it makes yeu sigh ies heaven, Where thero is DO grippe.
 -Someryilie Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
Prescett Junction items.

The old Pioseer Hotel, owned by ". T. Lstchferd. is now bsing run by sr. and Mrs Rigsy, aa sntsrprisin ysuns couple rhs spare no pains ts lock after the comfort si their guests Ar. Lstekfora Is engaged ia running a lunch counter adjoining the hotel.
 Hubert Aslvsnon psrckassd hi. psEteer's interest in he saloon recently and is now sale proprietor ef the place.
 James Ysa Seoy has recently opeaed restaurant some distance away froEs his saloon, Sc tast patrons can now be provided vitk lodging and meals en- tirsly separate from ths saleen.
 La grippe has bosn getting its work in on rsslaents ef the place, nearly every one in the town hsviag lad q siege of 1t.
 l.. D. Gale, fret class business man. hes sssn assisting the railrsad boys for several days while ths latter have been wrestling with ths influenza.
 schsnck Jsceby, in addition to per forming the duties of postmsstsr, ear riss a steck st general aerehaudiss, and has s good trade.
 A number of sheep men have their winter ranges in tho warm valleys just north of the Jsnetien, and obt sin their supplies from the latter place
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
s,r,nr ,r,s,i,xs~ss-

4 shirneat st gold bullisa arrived s few days since from ths Orc Bells mill.
 kedIy r0ass has caused temporary falling oE 0I the arrival sf ere at th" ssne.Fliag works.
 Ths Lys< Creek hydVsulic works srs s.irx rHz 10 their lun capacity, the supply os water seiag abundant.
 Jscss Hsskis goas tomorrow te the BrszshEw ncsatsins te Tessme werk sn ths Rapid Trsusis mine.
 Jshn Herris has dsssed oHs fourth ss the Goidsn Qssen mine te John Roberts, fer s2t0.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
THURSDAY, January 9

MORNING SESSION.
 Board rne. January 9th a 10 o'clock pursuant to adjournment. Present full board aud clerk.
 The following read reports were read sHd accepted and claims allowed as follows:
 District No. II. J. E. Brockmsn oyerseer, s37 50; district No. i5, C. W. Culver, sverseer, no bill; disiric, No. l6, Geo. Clark, overseer, $56 25 district No. IT; J. E. Simpson, over seer, s5s5o; district No. l, Henry Bsvsring, overseer, bill of S35, dissl- lowed.
 Ths following reports were laid over fer correction:
 District No. 3, ". R Hummer, road work; district No. ., ]. Fl. Hsmilten. ovsrseer; district No. ', Wm. Partridge, everseer
 Claim of Henry ". Fleary, of s40.a5 fer justices fees, was audited and allowed fer $36.25.
 Board adjourned until o'clock.
 EVENING SESSION.
 Board re-sssembled at 2 o'clock.
 The following read reports were read and accepted aud bills audited and allowed as follows
 piftrielNo 10. T E. Garter, oversser. $Ss; district Ne. l9, N II. Marlow, ovsrseer. sSs.l5; district No. 20, W. A. switzer, overseer. balance appropriated, s45.S0; district No. ?. J.R. Slack over seer, si2; district No. g, Chas. Rossn- burg oyersesr, balance appropriated, Sa5; district No 24, A. If. Besse,ey svsrsser, $loo: distsic. Nc. @, Lyman s. Drum. overseer, s9s.24.
 Board adjourned until Friday At 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
Eupepst0.

This is what you ought tv have in fact, you must have 1t, tc fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it daily, and mourning because they ind it not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our pee pie in the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet 1t may be had by all. We guarantee that Electric Bit lers, if used according 10 directions ami the use persisted in. will bring you good digestion and oust tho demon Dyspep- sia and install instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters for Dys- pepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stom- ach and Kidneys Sold st 5Oc. and S1.00 per bottle at Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
The Boom.

Very desirable oity property for sac cheap. Clear title to property.
 One house and lot, geod rooms, and good well of water, in block 20; lot 50 feet front hy i5o fee. deep.
 One house and three lots, gsod cellar, and we'll oi watsr; lots 60 fee. frcrt on Mcnteauma street by l5o feet deep house with five rooms.
 One lot, facing north or pl.xa, 75 feet front by l25 isot deep; good hasi. ness lot.
 For particulars inquire at Geo. W Ford's Cigar Store, Monteruma St.j2ml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
srrcrAL rrArrnrs,

By terms of contract the Ccnrany r1nst deyosit ..ss sum of al prszs 'ucineet h, tho scheme befoss sailing slagis sckss, and receive the following of neial permit;
 cERTYr5dS 7-r Aeses, -e-.lry fA,- .se gs..tse- RaEt C Mr~foo urt S7iffs 6rsscd isas On El-cs..l depes se ncsSiss1 sssis Co ce.1rcnlse fAe ssaeyaf e ot n1zss dn1as r fks E9gsTsss si- ls Se-sf f-r F.saicss. R. RoPRfS trES RTFEfss. sass4tcneT
 Further. the Company iS reaniYsd @ sistgssr,t, hitysx per cels cf the value rf ell tho t.cseta if, Psises--a ia-yCF proportion thea is s.vyn by aEy osres Lottery.
 All drawings under tfe parrsFral sfgsrzfSi0n ard fuanss;euueat ef D4. RszoS bszRsGJsE RIVERA iiiteFysnor sapota'ad by the Government.
 Lis, of pT,ses win ee sen, immediately Afssr ts drawing Co al csfres. s.sondcats os 0n eppecAtsca
 egt<es may he deposited for collection with any Etaz or HS nrCss, stf4y sent thFc,ih th,sIs r ~ mall iresistertd tS tifLs cfice4.
 For fen particulars adsiress T7. I,as.estt. kn.s~ ssta 7s6, Cisy u 1IcAiee, Aexisx,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
euckian.s Arnloa s.ixs

The Best Sslye in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chspped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and pos lively cures Piles or no pay required. Ii Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price p cents per box. For sale by W. W. Ross, at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
OFF THE TRACK.
TLe Atlantic < Pacific West.bound
 Passenger in the Ditch.

Special 10 tbe JOURNAL Misxn;
 ksu FoaK, January II. West bound pssseagsr das Prescott Junction 5 30 las. night was ditehed three miles east si here. The train was coming ieun ths grade wilh two en- zines attached. both st which. together with ths express and aaail car. lett the track. No sas hurt. Trains will be running again en time tonight.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
4 new idea embraced in rIv. cr..,

4 new idea embraced in Elys Cream Balm. Catarrh is cured by clesnsing and healing, moi by drying up. IL is not liquid or snuff, but is essily sy- piled into the nostrils, It's effect is magical and thorough treatment will cure the worst cases. Price soc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
s Scrap Q, Paper Saves Her Life

C Scrap os Paper Saves Her Life
 + vas just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, but it saved her i e. She was in the last stages Of consump- tioE, told kY physicians inst she was incaraf,is and could live only short time: sise weighed Iess than seventy pounds. os piece of wrapping paper she read cf Dr Kings New Discovery and get ssmple bottle it helped her, she bought z large bottle, 1t helped her more, bought another and grew better fast, continued its use and Is new streng, healthy, resy, plump, weighing I4O pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to ". II. Cole, Druggist Fort Smith. Trial Bottles of this won. derfu Discovery Free at tho Cornei Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
FRcE FxIpAY's DAILY.

Gsrham A. Bray left Ter Flags,sa to.
 day.
 Dsans Merrill left fer California en
 this afternoons train.
 Ea. E. Aver, ci Chicago, has been
 visiting Flagstaff.
 The new city government will be or
 ssAized ssxt Tuesday. Dsggs Bres, shssp growers ol Flag.
 ssaH, are prospecting fer range in
 Mexico.
 There will hs dance a: tLs rssi.
 dsncs si Mr. Willis, west st Prescott,
 tonight.
 Alter enc clear and very pleasant
 day of ssnskise another snow storm set in to-day.
 Prescott people would welcome Ger ham \. Brsy's return te Prescott, 10 engage in business.
 Another of A. F. BsatA's in tsrestinr
 papers on the early history of Arizona will ss found In this issue.
 Jehn F. Coyis aud Miles Archibald were last night elected members oI the board of srs delegates to represent the O. K. Hose company.
 Chris Linde. fermer Prssecttise, is How located in Grass Valley, Califsr- nis. Henry F. otSsEksmp ana Chris ostegHs ala are residents of Oakland.
 Instructions were received this msrn- ing to forward the body of the late Wm, R. Hswsrd. by express. The body will se shipped on Monday next.
 c. R. Martindell has received the appointment ss agent of ths Htna fire iasu-sncs company. It is good company, and 1t has selected good agent te represent it in Prescott.
 Brother Tinker, Of the Flsgstsh Cssmpiea, ssys; "II the Prescott pa- psrs would pitch ia and go ts werk and print something besides ''The Only Paper in Northern Arizona" they might ooEe nearer their self-styled title" You should he more explicit, Brother Tinker, in year refersscss, as the JouRxAL-MISER is not given to vain 
 The Yuma Times, very neatly l pristsd paper. well filled with news, | published at Yuma with E. J. Trippel l As editer and manager, is : welcome | 10 our exchange list. Itss- that it will se strictly inds- psnsen, in politics. Mfr rrifpsl, ths sditor, was one ei the brightest nsea- sers sf tho assembly at the Fourteenth | representing Gila County.
 Dayton M., alia. Kid" Fay died at asi past niRs o'clock this morning. He wss take. sick with ths prevailing disease, about t-s weeks ago, and bsing ss aieted 10 the opium habit, 1t resulted atally. Deceased was about 24 years ,f age. and was son of A. l.. Fay, an legislator and newspaper nan well known both ia Arizona and California.
 As proof os the nildness ei the hmats ef this part oi AriEens, sn the snek of MT. Thomas Hsgaire. about hrss milss west si tswa. will so found cttuce, radishss. and ethsr vegetables rowing. As MT. Mcguire has only enmssce ced growing stufI, a. least du. ing the winter, as sa experiment., it nay se considered demonstrated that he hardy vsgeta blss will grow sll win er in this latitude Miner.
 At tss meeting of the o. K Hose ,sspsny, last night, ckAs. H. Akers sas elected foreman and treasurer, files, Archibald frat assistant, and Nj. 2. Msriz sscend assistant foreman, nd Jehn Bourke secretary. Richard ,e Kuhn was elected sn honorary asnssr e, the company. The quss ier as to the kind of cart the com any should purchase being put to ote, it was uasniaoGEiy decided in .vsr of feur wheeled hess wagon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
lcurIsts,

Whether ea Plessurs. or peat ou basl- scss, should take ca eysry trip bottle ol Syrup oi Figs, ss it acts most pleas sn;ly Aas eaectusily on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preveatisg isYsrs, headaches ard ether forms of siokAsss, fer sale in 50s sRd Sl bottles hy all issdiss druggists,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
Advice .o mo,n.,s.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup should always be used for children seethinS. 1t soothes the child, softens the gums. sllays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Di- srrhea. Twentv-fiye cents bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
Hardware
 Department
- E.::-. = x:

 l have on hand Large Lot of wood material, and have in my employ as good mechanics as there are in Arizona Territory, and parties coming here for Goods or to have blacKsmithing or wood worK will have their worK done promptly and at req sonable rates.
 l would taEe this opportunity to thank my many friends who patronized me the past season, and would ask them to give nc a share of their patronage the present. Anything you need for yourself or family or ranch I have in stocK. All. my goods such as Canued.: Goods, Flour and Barley. as can be purchased in car load lots, are. bought .hx. me in this manner. II pay. no ! rent or city taxes, hire very. lit tie help; therefore there. Is. : no 0. house in Arizona. that I allow to undersel. me- and those who first patronized me : find 1t. ts their interest .to cali on me-. :; ,.
 Have on. hand SthdebaKer . Lumber Wagons: Some oEthern have been renodesed and are in. good shape for freigTiting.. These . wagons will be soid= away down. Besides these We have :. Buck. boards. Any party needing q wagon will never leave here with ,. out one unless they leave here when l am not watching them. | an here to sell you goods and . treat you squarely. |:
 Goods ordered shipped on cars receive onr special attention, ..s.
 lam not SD situated as. to..do : a credit business, aA 1 have. ; ]. large amount of capital tied up. m property here and elsdwhere*. therefore am eoInpelied to. dos cash business in order to turn 2 my money often. -..:.... :,
 E. II. WITHERELf,,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
$50 Rewars.

A reward of $50 will ss given for . case ci piles that cannot be cured in from two te fcur weeks by Dr. Lesey, specialist, Rsom 2 Bellevue Hotel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
MONDAY, January Is.

nchbsfg sScGatf lS. Board met Monday, January 18th, pursuant ts adjournment. Present, 5. r. Behan (chsirnan} aud Morris Goldwster, supervisors, and the clerk. The following bills were audited and allowed
 NE. sheppsFd. Flafstsr, meals. s7.O0; k. F. odell, constable fees, bill oi s3a3.s5 allowed for $l9s 35; James Shirley, msa!s for jurors, $il.5o
 Adjourned until Tuesday sis c'sissk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15

with Eiy's CIeGz Balm a child can be treated without pain CT dread and with perfect safety. Try the remedy. T cures catsIrh hay fever sad oslds in tAs head. lis easily applied iats the asstrils and gives relief with the Rrst spslicatioz. prios 50c.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
SATURDAY. January II

Board nae. Jan. ilth, 1889. at 10 o'clock a. m. Present, full board and clerk.
 The following claims were audited and allowed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
Masonic Noxloe.

Azslsa Lodge, No l, F.&A. M. will have work in the second degree oI hasenry. Friday, January I7ta, lSso, st o'clock P. ID.
 By order ef the ". NJ.
 s. E BRIGHT, Secy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
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APrrsSoos sr.slos.

Board rsassersblsd at , o'clock, with full board snd clerk presont.
 The following claims were audited sEd allowed and warrants ordered draws on the general fund in payment thareof.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
xhalss s4, HaiTss. si, Quarters, si
LIST CT FREES.
Approximation A psises.

is Prtsss Of CD. asrrcxinst'n to soco Prse e GO Itc Prizes of ec. sppros inat'n to 3a1ae P-.es 7d0 fsc Prisss ef e. AppFuS irlatn iec~ Prtxe eosO Tsp Terrnnals q s dcc;dsd ey...eooo friEe ls 60
 
 1,Ss sl7s sas Al Pr.sss ec,t In tns rnirrd States fan pad la United sts.ss CGrr~pcy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15

Claim ei c. W. Culver, Tor work in road district No. 2, was audited and allowed for $l02; warrant .s be drawn ca road fund. Board adjourned nstil Thursday at
 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15

Road reports as follows were read sad accepted, and sills audited and allowed, as specified:
 U Williams. read oyersesr district i.. Sas.T5
 CIV Hanee, road oversser district l4, s35 25.
 The following bills were laid over and ordered returnct for correction: Joha Rosebaugh. labor. .s20 25 John r Hawks, meals ........ 25 co
 Board adjourned until Monday, Jan usry 18th at 2 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
Board ct . sussryIsers.
wkDsxsDAy, Jansary $.

WEDNESDAY, January $. Bssd met Jan. sth, at 10 s'c.eck. Prssent full board snd clerk
 Sheriff ". o. o'Se.ll appeared, aad the board proceeded to .ks settlement with him for licenses for the ysar 1889, ss shsws by the following general statement:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15

sc.ooc Tickets B. ss. ssso.cco. sST5 Prixcs. Amounting te sfss-S6o prss,r ,f rtcss.a Ar...vs,.- ,,,r,..,r
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
Price L.st Of Rubbsrs at p, l.
 Suitivanss

T. Quiet your Nerves, Smoke
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-31
HOW to Serra Vino.

Wine is like delicate flower, and should
be treated as carefully; otherwise, as lily
touched by frost, it Will droop and its full
life and beauty never return. Champagne
should be chilled but once, and then only
fifteen or twenty minutes before it is used
says one authority on scientific wine drink
ing, and eIaret should be gradually warmed
and drank at temperature Of 20 or rs
degs., and never drank at all excepting
with me ats. 1t is a common thing to see
ladies add ice and sugar te claret. They
might as well add sugar to vinegar or re-
sort to their usual relish-pickles-for
claret with ice added becomes nothing
more or less than vinegar.
The old custom Of serving many wines
at banquets has sensibly been done away
with. Now one sees only Sautefne with
the oysters, sherry or Madeira with the
soup, Burgundy or claret with the meats
and entree, these grosser wines preparing
the palate for the most delicate of all wines
champagne.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-31
HOT Weather Drinhs.

Fruit juices make delicious drinks to re-
fresh and invigorate hot and tired human
ity at this season. Some tempting recipes
are as follows:
Cherry Sirup.-Select fine ripe cherries,
mash them well, then press out the juice
through sieve, add little water and let
them come to boil Strain, add sugar
sirup and q listlelemon juice. When cool
pour in glasses over cracked ice
Raspberry Vinegar four pounds of
ripe raspberries to pulp, add three quarts
of cider vinegar, let it stand four days,
strain off the juice and addfour pounds
more of fresh fruit. Repeat this process
again in three days; then to each pound Of
liquor allow one pound of best white
sugar, bottle it, and let it stand one week,
then cork tight and keep in a cool place.
Dilute with water for use.
BerryLemonade.-Juic of half lemon,
one and one-half tablespoonfuls white
sugar, two or three slices of orange. Fill
a tumbler half full of shaved ice. add
water, shake well, and ornament with ber-
rieS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-31

may be in the SIMPLE WATER STILL
camp kettle D. Set on stove, range or
fire, so that when A B B is put on the
kettle the tube B G may come over the re-
ceptacle Il. Then have a gentle fire SO
that steam will not issue from G. Pure
distilled water will soon drip from G.
The new points Of this apparatus are
briefly summarized as follows
l. 1t does away with worm and cold
water for condenser. It Is found that
there is q current Of air from all sides cool
ing the condenser, A B B, enough to give
with this apparatus fvepints in ten hours.
9. The distilled water Of the chemist is
brackish, due to the distfllate being dis
charged in comparatively closed vessels.
In the present case the water in drops falls
through the air, and this presents large
surface to the atmosphere, with the prsc-
tica1 result Of an aerated water like taat
of a spring.
3. The material should be timed iron
not zinc, which distihs zinc oxide-or may
be Of enaIneled ware, glass, porcelain,
crockery, clay, pottery, etc.
4. Variations-Take adinner pot, remove
cover to it, and fit tin cylinder to cover
eighteen inches long. At the other end put
hanges and tube as above, and this will
also do the work. The apparatus may be
made collapsible like the collapsible drink
ing cup. Liquids of a less boiling point
than water can also be distilled with this
device, for example alcohol.