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HOW TO co TO SLEEP.


some Interesting Remedies Tor siespi"ss-
nee, Suggested.
Correspondents hayo been supplying
this Journal with various remedies for
sleoplrssnesA a curata In London Is
afflicted in direct proportion to the men
tai yorry and absence OF air and eNer-
clso he has to endure, and ilnds that TO
walk even ono milo - day Is great
thing" in tho way OF u romody. At tho
moment, he says, tho best thing one can
do is TO &c, up. drink half a glass OF
water. and walk round tho room. The
slight alteration 81 cold and warmth has
u sopor!hc effect For permanent. re-
suit: 1.-Two hcnlthily. Avoid too little
and too much exercise, food, particular
ly wine. nino lightly, eating very lit
tie meat. Eatho an hour hriOro dinner,
not before going 10 bad. 10 something
In tho evening that does not excite you,
something like whist, that does Itself
mechanically. Decide how much sleep
you ougk. to hayo-say eight hours
and yet up stnrnly when you have been
IN bed eight hours, however long you
have been awake. Increase your air
and exercise gradually
A journalist, when suffering from an
IN constant movement, although the
lids arc closed. rosolut.ly IKE, tho gazo
downward 20 tho foot OF the bod
whiis the lid, are KEEP, closed. II his
slccplossness arises from fatu.enec. ho
takes a remedy for that ~ most
wretched ller-awako" Of thirty'iivo
years standing. who had for ton years
thought himself happy II he could get
twenty minutes sleep in tho twenty
four houn,, took hot wa,er-''s pint
comfortably hot, enc good hour b"'or,
each OF my three meas, and one tho
last thing At nigAI-nsguTa!ly unmlsed
with any thing else. Tho very first
nigh, slept ios three hours on end,
turned roHRi. and slept again I'LL morn
ing. have faithfully and regularly
continued tho hot water. and have
never had one bad night since. fain
gradually lcss"n-d ani went, tho shat
tered noFyes l0cams calm and strong.
and instead OF each HlihI bosng ono
long miser3 spont In wraFylns for tho
morning. they arr all tao short for tho
sweet, Eoiroshin; sleep noN ca!oy -
Spectator.
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I mot Lmiic lola ai she American
Consulate SHE afternoon. lie camo In
bile was talking with Consul i.aih.
t,A- To LOOK over ihu rarrr1 IN tho law.
aHit ca-r AMI g. zig' biz aienstur,. 4;
b. curious 70 81" how rol-, aai inrrri.
cas- hts manner IT, Dc aulsr 10 i.4tA.
Lone a. one uoull NJ; speak to a dog.
This IA. hrvcy'f. Dr. s-flI manner. and
nobody ray4 any attention tnEL How
be- ever damages to turn olt ono Of
iIp5r lnlET volume " his utrry rear
Is iiGiruis Tor 4as ono ssEp has soon him
use 10" IN =" rHl'-l'l0,l liz argms
30 hold IL t-tvern h.I tbiri rni fourth
finger iu the ciuu4ir manner ucs5iLlC.
aui writes a. la''1siuusly lu.i slowly a,
any child al school-i'aris Lrttpr.
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WRESTLING NuisANcsS.


An illustration Of ;bs Horrors OF IpdIs-
eliminate whi-tiins.
Down on State street yesterday after
noon weil-i,d merchant stopped re-
porter and said: ~ say, young man, do
you oycs Try to correct public null
snncesY'
''oh, ycs'H said the young man with a
pleased smile.
''Woll, then, why don't you say some
thing about those fools that go about
whistllng pcrpoiusiiy? | went To bed
late last night completely worn out, and
| was walked ~ an unnatrrally early
hour this morning By an Internal idiot
who though: ha could whistle Ami"
Laurie To the tuno OF Aud Lang syne.
came down to breakfast and found my
little boy wL.stiiag Down Wont Me
Ginty 20 the bottom Of tho Sea- Whore
In tho world that child over learned that
outlaniish melody is moro than can
understand. said 10 my wife, In my
intense wrath: Maria, u that boy ever
whistles again In my presence I'll send
him to reform Eeh0Ol.' There was an
exchange OF words between Us, and the
result was n scene, . crying spell.
spoiled breakfast and wr.thiul de-
partuFc, got on tho car. and an i'm
pertinent imp on the back platform
greeted me with the distorted strain, of
Home, Sweet Home got OF tho car
and walked down to I'll. office, and IL
seemed Ia mo that ovcEy body On tho
street was whIstling.
''Gy tho time reached tho ONCE
there vas medley OF whistles In my
H. 81. L..
whistle. tho loud bass whistle. the
boys disIo.Rri treble, and the man,
hiioous!y smooth whistle. the ffo.liko
scream, and tho ions,iFswn. hollow
sound Of tho Z Its. oh, IL was madden
Ing, l iapk tho elevator. and the boy
that carried Ha ~ w4I making y slid
LIANT no!sr through h!s teeth. glar.i
AZ him tayEeely, ani he turned whit.
rai Looked startled. Iln aflcrwari told
my ol'irO l-iY 'tb-L bis j4gs il ratiy this
m0rnu..' Nu.i. uh..r got irto IA. of.ic.
my ,rT-.ll: 'yE' morning, Nc. so-and-
So aHi Hrn' on. softly whisi!ing to
himself: + li4i Fifteen Dollars In My
inA!o rock1i.' 'issy- | cried. with
all the -aFr 81 4 msa whom desperate
Injury tsI driven Ia madness, 'iloy. II
you don't atop Whis,!lng In ,hi, Office I
will throw you ioSn IN. elevator shaft.
aud s.al your msnfl-i remain, home
Ia your noihoF. With my b.st eompl!.
mcnts-' lie stopped.
cit want very long, however. b-ios.
customer cam" in 10 soc IN. on bI,i.
n"ss tIIi with my mus, gracious
smile: ~ you Wlll k.nily Wait a mo-
m.nt, Mr. iilank. shall b, at liberty.
lilo sat iaun fgr moment. aFo,- In
RiaEily. s;r1,lrl oFvE 10 tho window.
thrust his haBls Into his pockets and
~hisilcd saitiv; Two Lovely Hack
Eycs.' 1hr of.ar boy sg!IRcl
wheeled alnut and s.li. with BIZ.
,"rn"ss Ia Ey heart and . smile on my
ilrs' 'Nr. i,lAHk' I will rec you ao~.
For Coils saks. Young mon. call tho at
,-nlion Of iLr pubi.r &" the horrurs Of
indiscriHlnagg aElsiliuF. - Boston ii-r-
aid.
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Ex;Tac, from 1ritrr written ~ editor
of Spisctown Burlr - general ras.on.
ger agent Of T.. Y. s y railway; Dear
Siri wish TO take litilc tFir 10 Mag.
ara Fails and return and naturally pro.
fcrriur YOUR excellent rlal 10 any = her.
write To- ask Tor vls4 Tor ihr round
trip. In the futurc, a. in tho past. you
may count upon hearty support aud
good will Of the Busic in every way by
which ii can possibly contribute TO the
prosperity Il your dcsSsNrdiy popular
and successful line"
Extract from editorial In srlkc,own
Buglc OF vcck following; Elsewhere
will he found The particulars OF the kill.
ing Of a COW belonging To- our worthy
tounsman. liar is1n snartwcei. by a
careless engineer in the employ OF the
T.. Y. !. y. railroad a; tho Walnut stree,
crossing q day or two ago. Wo under.
stand tho cor. miserable old T.. Y. 4
n, with characteristic mcanBcss. 4. try
ing, as usual. 10 sneak cut of pl wing for
the animal" ctc.-C.icazo Tribune -
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''onc lay. rriajrs q traveller IN Nor.
vay, 1--WE helrl tn rmpi' lrstisu
sHnc chCcrfll slsaIu1 Of uusir. yet no
. FORMER was IN sight. Ata litilu die.
incc sheep and rcas wrru pnntly
iurdin;. and wo ob-'ryci that VEGA sion.
ally they raised 'ncir heads loulinr
t9sarl a shelter house. whore W. prs
entity found a Young lad leaning against
o. beam. aud playing On goats horn.
loving four holes in 1, aud reed
Hlutu.ViHro. This simple instrumca.
ii intended for 81" amusement uf the
Tex. and IL was a part II this small
4hrphcrd's daily care to keep them in
I'D heart through sucb quaint airs
sleep and goats In this far north coun.
Pr are treated with marked kindness
They are always led ami never dri,cn.-
llarpCr's Dazar.
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HIS FAITH RETURNED.
ts.u . S.ure n'tt.r,u.. Moved . 9
sia- tYns.fs tl.as-s

ts.u . S.ure n,tt.r.u.@ Moved . sta.
sia- Dns-r. Heat.
Look .a.h6rr.- he SAID. a. 10 sp.
proach-i Officer llui;on a, tho Third
strive, d-pn, tho other day. have you
any faith l.i; In human na;gruy'
"vcry li;sIc. sir." was ;h- rrump.
reply.
You look upon mos; people as dead.
beats and sharpcrsT'
II do"
"l,ca, you II ,hcy cany'.
They will. They'd steal my teeth II
they wrrcu't solid in the jav."
You have lent money oneo or twice.
I prcsumc7-
IL have. sir.''
"And never got IL bssk7''
Newer
well. Two 20, 10 tackle you. jus, tho
same continued tho man. 'nO you sec
,ha, woman With tho rcd bow?'
"Yus-
'shc's my bride; married last week.
came in on our bridal tour. W. toured
too long for ;se sise of ms wallet. AMI
now lac. just four cents Of enough TO
bug our tickets home"
"onl- four ccuts9'
That. all. " any Teller in Michigan
can plan a bridal ,ylr closer than tina;
I'D like to meet him"
ESQ would |. Here's quarter. sir.
and that will give you ,wcnty-oHc cents
for peanuts and apples on tho train.
Car il now ready. sir. and there's the
ticket Office. Go home and lie good and
happy. detroit FREQ rscs.
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an EXPENSIVE SHAVE.


sta'Hfs was toSs=
pssi.i q. I'sJ ~. i!sT,.-s.
Sosns. John Iarsi, Ass"r. IT,. p-rhat~
III. richest yeaih Ia ,i,s tHIsrd States,
1, would h.rm. from an inrlirn, ,ha, CO
Tnsy.i "a l.sls.sE..AYn "a. ..ii,.., .,-..
larka th.t cluas a.raa IN munrF niai'rfs
that ss1.si tls grandfather in such suoi
s,"ad Ahru 10 trssa tho fortune ,ha,
~" boz f. TOW sPau,l!ns. The barber
that shaved Ne. As,ur Ia remarkable
In his ~-.si appreciation oi ethics, ii-
vo4iI deal h0asstly wish men o. orii.
nary means. bot h- has an Abnormal
s.-3.lla,io ll-. that tho millionaire Ia
legitimate prvy toe hiu. ThrFviUru h,
resolved 10 s"i N-rF large price Tor
shaving Young Nj As;1r u be- rogli
manage H. Afi"r finishing h.a HUfs he
brushed Nr, Actors cssai sus him With
sr,at carr aHI held "ut bis hand TOT the
tiil shat the millionaire uaa rNtrir.;,
!E= from '4t faIL !, il ut~ II Mr.
Asiof's hshiis 8" par for ANAL items
olt II orr huge roll II bills, TITO lar,
L~r paced arf,s.s tbr r1pm 10 bio cash
dIANrF 4 tl"n. Fvtu-HiHr. handed Ia
Mr Ns;Us gsu pieces % silver. TITO rich
you,h locke. - tsC snVary sEj then a.
,h- hsrlgr.
''Nh.uh.Wh.y. whats ;hisT- hr said.
''Ckaurr iJr thU dollar you gAgu me.
sir responded a." l4firE
"tig'. czSuiugnd j.. Fayc you :
;vcaiy.JuilAs btiL-
'oa. no. sir saiI 'i,o barber. ''only
a Uar. L-sk at nv draWr- II YOU ike,
ami yuail $50 ,hrsu - nothing large.
than = On" ih,rv.~
Several II young ss'ar's fricais were
With bin And ~ he d.i no; car- to dis.
russ sueh sNulEsr quo tiDn az money.
ll0 nld up his mind that it WA = dol.
las he nad given up. aud i4umgl his hat
down uy"r his car= AMI UcHt To- a WALL
on -. ayoiue. tn" ha-l,cr islls about
his getting 40. % for shave.
"Anj ia tax" bundled OF iha,
young follow u l could. saYH be.
4 strange ease. surly. 81 Esrn ton.
serial artistry and ibfHuiyas criminal.
ity. and this SORT Of III a. not lincoln
mon in New Svfk.-N. y. .-4I.
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HUMOROUS.

Young man. said tho theatrical
manager. would you Ike to join
my company Any induccments?'
Would yon try a star part?" ANY
thing butstar-vation. Merchant Trav.
clcr.
Mistress Observation-Disclosures arc you
not ashamed to wear my HAITI" Bridget
well. mum, to tell Their truth. l be,
fur it's divil a bit knowcd 1t was last
years stoylc till Mary o'Conncr told
me-.
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THE NfaE.I IIIEfLI3.
NE.N's- Cots
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05
saw Mons.


In the District Court of the Fourth Jndi-
cial District, In and for Mohays County.
Arizona Territory.
Qlaver AuRdahl,
Plaintiff
Mashilde Gold and Cop. summona
per Mining Company.l
fkf Defendant.
The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10
Mathiide Gold and Copper Mining Com-
pany.
You are hereby summoned and required
TO appear In civil action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff, In the
District Court OF the Fourth judicial Dis.
triot, In and for Mohave County, Territory
OF Arizona. and answer the complaint filod
with tnis Court at Kingman, in said Coanty
"a copy of which complaint accom- panles
this sumnsons) within ten days, exclusive
OF the day of servioe) after the service upon
you OF this summons, il served within the
County but IL served out of the County and
within the District, then within twenty
days. In all other cases thirty days.
And You are hereby notified that IL you
fail % appear aud answer tho complaint as
above required the Plaintiff will take iudg.
ment by default against you.
Given under my hand and the
rs seal of tho said District
Courtat Kingman this 9TH
day Of August, A. ID. 1891.
by 4. D.. GoDMAs. G. M. FUSsTos,
Deputy. Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05
S,iysr Going ABROAD.

The fact that this country is now ex-
porting silver, not in large quantities 1t is
true, but nevertheless sufficient to be
noticed, has caused some surprise. This
movement may be attributed to the re-
cent Portuguese demand for silver. Por-
tugal requires about eight million ounces,
aud the loan which is to provide il has
been arranged. A portion Of 1t has al
ready been obtained, and the coinage
process 10 now in progress.
At first the silver required in Portugal
was found in Europe, but the available
supply being speedily exhausted, it was
necessary TO draw upon America. I. has
been done ss quietly as possible in order
not to advance the price. and in that re-
spect the effort has been successful. The
silver finds its way 10 Portugal through
london, and the whole affair is managed
by London bankers. Courier Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05

The Golden Gate river mine, on che
Feather, is now ready for operation, the
river having been turned into the funae.
The pumps are being rigged to remove
the pools in the river bed, and in q very
short time they win know whether the
river bed is as rich as supposed. This is
sn exceptionally good season for river
roiDing, the waters in the streams being
very low.-Mining and Scientific Press.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05
About twice as much power 10 required
to stop an express train as TO start one.
AAYiea aa, Matlpsrn.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions Of mothers for
children teething for over fifty years with
perfect success, Ii relieves the little suf-
ferer at once, produces natural, quiet
sleep by freeing the child from pain, aud
the little cherub awa.kes az "bngh, as q
button" II Ia very pleasant 10 taste.
soothes the child, sofiens the gums, allays
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels,
and 10 the best known remedy for diar-
rhna, whether arising from teething or
other uses. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05

Egypt has been inundated by crowds
OF people doing" the Nile in steamers
or dahabeahs, each armed with his own
special fancy In the way of the deadly
camera.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05

The new Argentine Pacific railroad has
one stretch of road two hundred and
eleven miles long without curve or
bridge.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05

How much easier it 10 TO sit by the
fire. and resolve TO do good than il is to
70 out In the cold and do it.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05

Over seven tons of diamonds, says an
exchange, have been taken out Of the
south African diamond mines.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05

Yale's oldest living graduate is said to
De Edward McCrady, of Charleston, 8.
O., who came out in the class Of 1920 with
President Woolsey.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05
The MoHAvE MINER.
OFFICIAL PAPER or the COUNTY
What's IN a kamsisfs

O, girly girls,
With sunny curls,
Blue rs the skies,
And lots OF lovely things;
The poet sings;
Say, won't you just the same
Take on q proper name
And drop.
Kerfiop
Bessie and
Essie aud
Matte and
Hattie and
Sallie and
l4allie and
Mollie and
Pollie and
Belle and I'D
Nellie and
Jennie and
Kennie and
I.izxe and
lizzie and
Maggie and
Aggie and
Lottie and
Dottie and
Annie and
Fannie and
Ettie and
Hettie and \
Gertie and $3.50.
Flirtie and
Gracie and
Macie and
Cassie and
Lassie and
Bette and
Nettie ana
Rettie and
Petite and
Flossie and
Bessie and
Winnie and
Minnie and !
So on at length,
May God give US strength
Never to call
You by these names a, all
Oh, girly girls,
With the sunny curlsl
Etc.
es A. Dana, OF the New York
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05

There are 2,7OO ties in mile ON rail-
road.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of she Fourth Judi.
eial District, IN aud for Mohave County,
Arizona Territory.
Rafugino Laguna.
Plaintiff
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05

Charles A. Dana, Of the New York
Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-05
subscribed and sworn TO
before me this 17th day

of August, A. d., 1891.
G. M. FUNSTON, Clerk.
BY Il. j. GoI,nAa. Deputy.
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is full true and correct copy of the
original complaint in the above entitled
action as the same appears on file in my
office. q. M. FUNSTON, Clerk.
(Seal. Bx 4. j. GoDMAN, Deputy.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-16

sat Pit the liver in this ana ~ n
nefoe twenty-four hours; then tske frmr
the vinegar and roast il, with s ittle
water In the pan. Basic often And serve
With brown gravy.
FHnD ONIONS AND PorArora-Put
TWO large tablespoonfuls of bntter over
tho nre, and when very hot MAJ two
small sliced onions; sprinkle NTH SAT-
and put cover over them: when thew
nave cooked ten minutes put in sin rood
sized potatoes that haye been peeled and
cut into dice. Stir all together. chem
add salt and pepper; cover the nan aoain
and let them cook until brown on the
bottom. shaking the pan occasionally.
but not mixing the potatoes and onions.
CHOCOLATE CUP CUsrARD.-To a mart
OF milk add the beaten yolks of five or
six eggs and two heaping tablespoopfuls
OF chocolate, vanilla, sugar to taste. and
. very little salt. Melt the Chocolate I'm
little hot milk before adding to the
other ingredients. Fill cups with this,
and set them in a pan of water to bake:
they will need about fifteen minutes.
Serve cold.
CocoANUr CAKEs.-One cup powdered
sugar, two cupfuls desiccated cocoanut
two tablesloonfuls -four, whites of two
eggs. Mix we'll, roll into sheet, cut
into small cakes, and bake q light
brown.