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Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25
Worst Of All Experiences.

Can anything be worse than to feel that every minute will be your last. Such was the experience of Mrs. $. II. New son, Decatur, Ala For three years, she writes, "l endured insuilerable pain from indigestion stomach and bowel trouble, Death seemed inevitable when doctors and all remedies failed. At length l was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous l improved at once and now I'm completely racov cred For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric Bltters is the only medicine, Only 50c. It's guaranteed by all druggists
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25

The people of Arizona, those who are interested in heI welfare, look to Governor Brodie for prompt and thorough investigation of the affairs of the university, which seem to be in a bad tangle. The cause of the trouble must be discovered and the proper remedy vigorously applied. To dis Interested person 1t looks as though both the regents and the faculty were to blame, since neither side, if they had the interests of the university at heart, would without protest permit the disgraceful wrangle to continue through the columns of rival newspa- pers Tn Tucson, which appear to desire more to vent their spleen upon each other than to bring about reformation Tn the conduct of the university.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25

Those political bosses Tn PenDsyl- vania who undertook to havea libel law so comprehensive as to prevent the newspaper publicity of the graft and of the outrageous procedures of city and state officials, now wish that they had let the libel law alone. At no time has there been such lampooning and such caricaturing of the spoilsmen in Pennsylvania as there is today.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25

Anent the effort being made to oust Secretary Isaac T. Stoddard from of. flee, the occasion for surprise is not that charges have been lodged against him at Washington, but rather that their preferrment should have been so long delayed. Perhaps Mir. Stoddard's republican friends, who are alleged to be the complaining witnesses, were so considerate as to wait until this late day that he might have ample opportunity to carry out his threat to resign in the event of the passage of the Cowan bill the measure which shattered the reputa- tions of several members of the last legislature, democrats as well as re. publicans
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25
Coed Reading 10 Big Doses.

The Los Angeles Herald, with ils enlarged sunday edition, believes in giving it's subscribers large doses Of good reading matter at least once a week. The Sunday Herald is a great bundle that almost makes your arms ache to carry home, but is well worth the effort. Every Sunday it contains enough excellent reading matter to keep the entire family busy all day. The matter is cXcelgently Illustrated, too, and runs from grave togay, and is intended to instruct, entertain and anuse The Sunday Herald is surely d bargain at , cents.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25
AFTERMATH OF FLOOD
Incidents of the Late Chase Greek Disaster, as
 Given by the Clifton Era.

About five hundred men have been engaged for the present week repair. ing the Coronado railroad. They were paid $2.25 per day, but insisted on working only eight hours. The road will soon be in commission.
 The Chinaman who was drowned was weighted down with two sacks of gold, valued at about 5000, which he was trying to save. He was delay ed in getting it out of his trunk, hence lost his life, His body was recovered but the gold is still missing. He was an old-iashioned Chnaman who did not believe in banks.
 In the list of contributions in last weeks Era the statement was made that the directors of the Arizona Cop. per company had been cabled to con- tribute to the relief of the flood suf- lerers. On the next day the following cable was received
 "Ihe directors of the Arizona Cop per company desire 10 express their sympathy with the sufferers from the cIoud-burSt in Chase creek they sub- scribe $2500 as the companys coutri- button Co the relief fund /"
 Juana Vega, Mexican woman, who had S200 hid under the carpet of her house, secured it and fled to safety. She then remembered that she had Sj.5O in the machine drawer, which she persisted in going back after. Her friends tried Co prevent her returning, but she broke away from them and TO entered her building, aud that was the last seen of her alive.
 Even at this late date 1t is impossible 10 tell the exact number of lives lost in the storm. Only seven bodies have been recovered, but others may have been drowned whose bodies may never be found. The bodies reported to have passed Solomonvi'le the morn ing after the flood certainly did not come from Clifton, because they would have been buried beneath the tailings and debris long barore reach ing there. It is doubtful if auy of the bodies ever got as far as the c .la river.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25

Col Jas. II. McClintocd and his command of Arizona militia, who did effective service at Morenci in avertiug bloodshed and settling the strike, are receiving merited praise from many quarters. They responded promptly to the call to duty, and conducted themselves admirably in the field.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between J. W Young, A. Il. Sterps and A. W. syduor, in the saloon businoss, has this day been dissolved by mu- tnal consent ] ". Yoaug has dispos d of his interest in said business to Messrs. Stearns and Sydnor, who assume all indebt- edness and will collect all acc 5unts of the late firm. J. W. YOUNG
 A. II. STERNS
 A, W SYDNoR Globe, Ariz., May 2l, 1903.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25
Cuts, Bruises and Burns Quickly Healed

Chamberlain's Pain Balm IS an anti septic liniment, and when applied to cuts, bruises and burns, causes them to heal without mnturation, and much more quickly than by the usual treatment For sale by H. c. Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25
Official P0DeT OI GI|0 County.

With an increasing import trade and a slowly decreasing export trade, we are yet selling at the rate of SI00, GOO, ,0OO more goods per year than We are buy ing of foreign nations.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25

The manly disavowal of Ex-Presi- dent Cleveland of having any thought Of re-entering public life will gain for hlm new friends and added respect from many who have been opposed to him, NIT. Cleveland says: "I have
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Iabletsare inst what you need when you have no appetite feel dull after eating and wake mp with bad taste in your mouth. They will improve your appe. clto, cleanse and Iuyigorate your stonl- Una and give you relish for your food. For sale hy II. C. Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-06-25

If you want fine joo printing go to the SILVER BELT office, who uses the very best stock and does only first class work, Prices reasonable.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07

nights. or dark nights. to the begin
ring of another series OF the same In
other words, every phase OF the moon
occurs in twenty-nine days Are we 10
neiieve that the trees Of the forest VIII
cut and split easily and burn well when
cut during two weeks eight nights and
tnat When cut during the following two
weeks C'dark" nights 1t will all at once
become tough and Wiry and hard to
cut and that the sc changes In the con-
nltlon of the timbe: occurs twelve tunes
a year? That IS what 1t amounts to-
DO you believe, In such nonsense as
That. Mr.. Sheriff.?
You say 1t IS a biological fact
nave several elaborate works on plant
physiology, but have never seen any hi
ologlcal fact" stated in any of them, and
| dare say Mr.. S. never did.
But Mr.. S. says at is a physiological
fact that the phases of the nocn a<st
persons OF unsound mind" etc. This is
but a restatement OF the old supersti-
ton that led to calling a Strta'n kind
of crazy people ''lunatics, from Luna.
the Latin for moon. But no ply sic.an OF
any Intelligence nowadays believes any
such thing, and It is utterly secuted or
entirely ignored in every modern work
on animal physiology.
But the moon rules the tides" | say
that the moon (also the SUM causes the
tides and til. why is well understood
by scientists, and the explanation Of how
\ does it is simple end undlsputed.
Mr.. 5. more than once says he "inves-
tieG ted and with the result stated"
But he does not give a single detail Of
bis 'investiga tons whereby o4s lrish.
the value Of his conclusions He evident
l. ?ats much Of his rnoonology ito coin
world. from the "coorad men and
whites who go by "a very poor source
Of truth, and a most prolific and psren-
NAL fountain Of ignorance and supersti-
tic n
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
THICK" FEWER.

D. J. S. jacksonville, Ala--Please stats
through The Constitution what was the
matter with my COW and give me remedy.
She would not cat. and while standing
would hold her head low down. her
breathing was little hard After TWEEN
ty-four hours she grew worse. was too
weak to stand. bat very restless and in
pain. l gave her some whisky and dose
of caIomel She was better or easy for
three hours when she became worse.
dying in four hours. There were no yisi-
be signs Of poisoning.
Answer-The holding Of the head low
down. the high fever and the quick death
Indicate the disease yariously known az
southern cattle fever. Texas fever.
'ticl, fever" If she had not in previous
years any ticks on her and had been ex
posed to ticks the present season 1t ~
almost certain that she died of tick fever.
Young calves. as a rule. do not die OF
this fever. Hence, the majority of south
ern cattle become immune while in calf
hood by getting ticks on them a that
stage
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
INDIGESTION OLE MILE

". p Raines, Griers. S. CT have a.
mule that is apparently in good health.
as long as fed on cora and fodder; but If
she gets any green food or drinks 4 little
too much water, She holds head to ground
and coughs and vomits large quantities Of
green-looking substance about every ten
minutes. Please let me know cause and
remedy.
Answer am at a loss for a name that
VIII describe this peculiar form Of indi-
Se7tlon. for so + consider It, Give the
mule one pint of raw linseed oil as d
purge. When 1t has operated, mix up the
following: -Four ounces each Of pure cop
pelas and pure saltpeter; pulverize and
mix well, and divide into II powders Give
one powder in a small bran mash night
ana morning tor two or three weeks
Water before feeding and see. that none
but pure water is given.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07

l.. b Phillips. Flournoy. la would
be glad to know whether rings in 2 hog
nose would prevent them from roofing
I'D sweet potatoes. Please state. also
where | could buy rings in case should
need them.
AnswerYes, a ring in hogs snout
will prevent Its roofing potatoes or any
thing else. Rings are usually sold by
dealers in agricultural implements Yon
can use a long horSe-shoa nail instead OF
a rms. Push the point through ana
twist it in a loop around the shank. or.
better still, a piece of No. 10 soft steel
wire
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07

chicken cholera, asked August 10. I give
the receipt that / have used to cure my
chickens of cholera and prevent tho
chickens from having it. Remedy: Take
water pepper, or smartweed, az it is
generally known. good quantity of it.
and boil it and make a strong tea of it..
and take the tea and make up the corn
meal dough with it anC feed the chickens
lalg e and small with the dough; and also
put the tea in their water trough and let
fhcm drink il instead of water, and II
VIII prevent and cure the disease. ! and
my wife have taken sick hens that could
not stand ED and push the dough down
their threats and they cot VOL. We have
used the remedy with success for twenty
wears. Try il. and ! think that You viii
be pleased with tho results. I have never
seen the remedy published in yo,4r val.
liable paper yet so please publish it for
Mrs Heads benefit and others that will
Try IT. ] know that it will do what
claim for il
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
NETTI rRAsH Or STREET.

Il. w, Jr.. Opie Vat have horse
that broke out IN small plmpies ABOUT
SIX weeks ago. lacy We're about as
large as the enc OF your tnumb ana Gov
eret her body almost completely. did
not think they We're anything serious al
the time. so | kept working her. and
result all Of them went away in day
or two. carrying TIE hair with tnen, ex-
ceDt four or nve on her shoulder, where
the collar worked, and the more l work
ed neT the iarser they got until maj
" had - sop working her They are
hand ana seem to be Mt a standstili since
I stopped working her.
Answar-The ailment is called nettle-
rash, or surfct. Give about drains OF
Barbados aloes or one pound of Glau-
bcrs salts. and follow the oper9 tor with
daily doses Of one-half ounce Of powder
ed gentan and one ounce Of Gl-uber s
salts. You may apply weak solution of
alum 10 the sMeIl!ngs.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07

f - \ smma&aa.

! and the fertilizer through the rear spout.
and the loose soil falling In will cover
the cats sufficiently.
The following fertilizer formula Is rec
omn nded: Acid phosphate, 900 pounds
muriate OF potash. 50 pounds; cotton
meal $50 pounds, to be supplemented In
March by a top dressing of 50 to IS
rounds OF nitrate Of soda to each acre
When carefully drilled one and a half
to two bushels of oats re sufficient for
an acre: when sown broadcast from
three to four bushels OF the same oats
are required for one acre. October Is
the best month for sowing fall oats, bat
latitude should be rega rded. The fur
Their north the earlier they should be
sown, and the further south the later.
The Georgia experiment station has
sold its surplus of Appler oats and can
not fiji any more orders On receipt OF
an inquiry. incosing a postal card for
reply. 7 will give the address OF farmers
who have Al pier oats for sale.
r j. REDDING
SOWING OATS IN COTTON FIELD.
Where a farmer prefers to SOW oats In
the cotton field there is no objection to
the plan. There Is no better place to
sow them. and the open fu,row. drill
! Ian comes in quite handy. Let a suf-
fcient number Of cotton pickers b. en-
ployed to just keep cut of the way of the
cat sowing. Sow two rows of oats IL
each cotton middle Knock down the
cotton stalks in February and thu. stub
lie Will be but little In the way OF a
mower, or era de r. j. r.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
KNrcKLING OF COLTS FEET

j. Z. C., Yorkville S. CT have mule
six waI1s old that is beginning 20 walk
upcn its toe: front foot whal we call
cl,1b foot ri Won con give me remedy
please do so and oblige
Angwer-'rhis is called "knuckling. y
ard as raIe no treatment is required
in the case of young colts since tha
joints straiehton up N ahe course of a
few. weeks, If thought necessary You
may 9ut on shoes Trim tie toe Ct "a"
hoof as much "a It will bear have n
toe of the shoe made very thin end t't
heels thick
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07

retdity of the muscles and Stiffness of
tie legs, tnen stop giving the remedy.
In the care Of an old or large dog In
crease the dose as above directed up 70
to,,,s above described are noticed linen
s to1-' giving remedy Be very careful not
to omit doso after reaching the larger yer
sized doses. else the next dose might
kin Repeat the blister on back " nee lr5
N Nr.' f;iye pourishing, light food and
80 49, no1ynls open with castor oil! 10
n not allow low him to walk about much while
,.ou,. lcs-oiug
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
sop,- YOUTH OF DOCS.

Jno ". f.. Glenmora. La-t ~ r n9slos
inquiry Of L. l. H.. Rye RIA i,l IN geS4 am.
10 ,gn t the description given has killed
a ,a., ],'r oo + tried se-c'aI remedies T.
n NO pn 'T,r. got another dog, ~ was
similarly attacked. washed MS noun 80
Win ehIoratc Of potassium. dissolved ~
,ratar three times. and the dog was wei
h 1 i three days. chlorate Of potassium Is
good for sore mouth Of man SO tree re-,
Vt on dog 1t proved good. II IN
Information is ii any service please pup
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
FARM CORRESPONDENCE.

FARM CORRESPONDENCE.
SAVING RYE AND CLOVER IN COT
TON FIELD.
{. w. Ault, McRae, Cal very much
dislike to trouble you with questions. but
! have not had q great deal of experience,
and being DESTROYS of making two blades
OF grass grow where one has grown before
! come to Won for advice | want to SOW
my cotton land in rye and crimson clover
TO turn under next spring to improve tho
land ana think il would be too late to
wait till the cotton comes off to SOW but
some tell me If | run through the cotton
even with light onc-horse harrow as
light as it can be run it will cause it to
shed. Now ] don think SO, as there IS 1t
good reason in the ground. / also want
to SOW five or six acres in Johnson grass
and want to know If you do not think
that | can control it by being sure of
cutting in bloom before any Of the seed
natures? | have 20 acres under fence and
500 acres in all and want TO- as fast as
can. get my farm in hay and stop 50
much cotton. Any advice as to the best
hay and forage crops will be thankfully
received.
Aaswer-There would be no danger of
causing your cotton to shed BY running
cu,tivator or harrow lightly through
the middles for the purpose stated at any
time wht Their dry or not. The problem OF
rortrol,ino Io,,nson Grass ;e largely orr.
~ ~ .4,.,, a,tt, :. c., ea,.v ~,
let crab grass run away with their crops.
Others have their fields Infested with
cookie bur, horse and bull nettie, dock,
~ .',',s
largely on the man who has control Nf
the land on which it is to be grown. 1t Is
~ pt II ',un y '''ee ai1" .t0iil w.
49, 'l",Ie' W. - Pr eat9 w 49,
Hiss e%'N rT ," t, ,l9' 10 PC i'ia. q
AZ, ';Si,,iy,o l.p,d m, ~ r,ho,a 40 MT
GJs'"''!9 49, ~ i? ~
, ,,e ia"rnD1,I W. ~, h,s farn
~ ;t po,lra,
- LBS -, t - 's 10
H. ro,,,h avn, dnls ,,o+ ,I,l,e sod in his
r ~ ~ ,Io,ande,. SEQ
I'M y ~ ~ - ao ~
pal4a = 49,. gti, is $50
,. a iiie' ol a,,it,,ro i No con-
80 3' ~, W. 80
'''f' N''"" o.
l.,-,,,.,,,>-1. ,,,,,,.v.o-,,> ~. .r,,n, ,,0oN
CIIrlNG hIRI,W Q1D % t, - MoD (os,
w imam 9"cllll cH+N'' y. , ~ 80
Y cen CohSu'uuoh icdu ne IN" t sI,=,
INJURY IN rear" 10 4 ,ha M "o'' W
e l.. Is, ChefrNVAie " " men -
the best Tune To cut pNpl&r' sweet sum,
hiack gum ana maple: some Oh ny
Of tEe moon to cut any timber TO make
GOOD. dry frewood. l have some to cut
ana I want TO use it all for hrewood
Your reply was as follows:
A1>Wef- Kao" or 70 SpecidlE 49,
tlne to cut eltnef Oh the NllaS o. tli.l
Der ior luel purposes "oI" ~ 'Hci"
at slcn llmf IS suited my 'c"l'Nenie'cc,
II your nel9npots sdy ma
there - certain tlne OF liie moon ~
cat iuel. theY 5t"nid say Wilal 'i H.,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
SOD IN APPLE ORCHARD.

J. D. w, Seneca. S. CT come seeking
information In regard to sodding an apple
orchard The trees are full grown and
III bearing and as 1 do not wish to Gull
t:vate theland ] want to sod 1t to some
kind of grass or clover that will make
a permanent sod or cover. Please sug
gest the best grass or clover for the pur-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
a. FERTILIZERS FOR COTTON ON
CREEK BO1"rOM--(2) FORMULA FOR
o. CSl2A Stcl,R Lr,rION OLE MILK

a. FERTILIZERS FOX Co lON O4S
CREEK BOTrOM-(2) FORMULA FOR
OATS-(3) SECRETION OF MILK.
c. L. Curtiss. Huffins. Texas.-l What
kind of fertilizer should I use on creek
bottom to mako it mature cotton?
=. How VII an S-2,2 snperph tri at;
oats. and how much per acre. Costs s22.0o
per ton.
return the milk for that feed? Ny cows
run on good range. | feed well. AT eve
ming milking get IL gallons from each
cow and we get about half a gallon
each In the morning.
Answer-1 The failure OF such lands to
mature crop of bolls is usually due to
the presence OF too much available nitro
gen and an abundance of moisture, which
Jointly have the effect to encourage the
large development Of weed" 1t is usual
20 recommend the use of fertilizer
containing no nitrogen. Often a simple
acid phosphate, without potash or nitro
gen. IS advisable
2 1t is not rich enough in potash and
nitrogen Buy raw materials and do your
own mixing For | acre of old upland
| recommend 200 pounds of acid phos-
phate - to 80 pounds of muriate Of pot
ash. 250 pounds of cotton seed meal. The
above amount to be applied at the time
the seed are sown. In March apply 30 to
- pounds of nitrate of soda as top
dressing
3. The milk is secreted from the blood,
ana the blood is aEsnilated from the
food the process in each case going on
continuously. The milk that may be
drawn In the morning will have been Sc
erected from the general volume of the
blood some of it from the food of the
previous day, some from the night feed.
lou probably do not milk your cows at
regular. equidistant periods and this may
account. IN some measure, for the great
in yi10 DIV
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
N0tiGS TO inQuir6rS.

!. Write plainly ard to the point, CIV.
ing only questions to which answers
are desired
z. Cons!as inquire. strictly to nattsrs
concerning .hc farm.
q, Never ask fcr> answers by mall.
q. Never AK where an article can -
had NOR the price.
L Always give your full name. ana al
cress. II you do not wish yc5
name published. say so. nnd INITIALS
only will be printed
q. Carefully nle trts page for ruturs
reference and before writing examine
your file TO II 1t has not Dec"
already answered.
> Look ahead and pend in your induiF'es
early. Do not expect u to -ansWs.
In next paper" The editor must
hand In his copy week BEFORE ths
paper IL published.
O. Address nil Inquiries and coininun''
sins for this department to
TIE CONSTITUTION,
tPnu., r. Departments,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
GOSHEN BUTTER.

Alex Wise. Chester, s. C.-Through the
medium of your paper of education,
please let me know the origin of goshen
:uttcr ard how it got its name The
question has been raised and can find
meme TO give a definite answer. Therefore
apply to your paper Of such vast infor-
nation
Answer-The name Goshen as applied
to butter comes from the name of the
county site Of Orange county, New York.
Orange county has long been famous for
its frkin butter and Goshen is the name
Of it's county site.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
YOUNG MEN, BECOME INDEp PENDENT

Our school can give YOU Veterinary Course
i'll simple English language, Mt home during five
months of your spare time. and place you in
position to secure business of from 81 200 up
wards yearly. Diploma granted and good posi-
tions obtained for successful students. Cost
within reach OF all. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Write for full particulars at once. The Ontario
Veterinary Correspondence school, Lon
don. Ontario. Canada.