The Clifton clarion., July 08, 1885, Image 3

About The Clifton clarion. (Clifton, Graham County, A.T., Ariz.) 1883-1889

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THE CLIFTON CLARION.
WEDNESDAY, JULY a 1SS5.
ALL SOKTS.
Tha leather product of this
country reaches $200,000,000 per
honum.
The largest vineyard in tha
world is in California, and con-
" tains between 3,000,000 and 4,000,
000 Tines.
The new postal rates went into
effect on the first Letters may now
weigh an ounce instead of as be
fore, half an ounce for two cents.
"What is an epistle V asked a
Sunday school teacher of her class.
"The wife of an apostle," replied
the young hopeful. New York
Mail-Express.
Nature made women to smile
more than men. Often one sweet
smile from an intelligent woman
will drive away the darkness and
gloom of the troubled spirit.
In Los Angeles, the jury in the
case of Miss Ida Waite ts. Joseph
Taskcr, of Tombstone, for breach
of promise, found a verdict for the
plaintiff in the sum of $2,500.
"A complete and generous edu
cation is that which fits a man to
perform justly, skillfully and mag
nanimously, all the offices, both
private and public, of peace and
war." Milton.
So far as we have observed,
every county now possessing the
luxury of a county court is com
plaining about the additional ex
penses entailed upon them.
Florence Enterprise.
While Gov. Boss and his family
were being entertained by the peo
ple of Albuquerque the house was
entered by burglars, who carried
off a diamond rinr and several
other articles of less value.
President Cleveland's Saturday
afternoons are given up largely to
social enjoyment. He has more
callers than ever. The weather is
growing warmer, and Washington
City closes early in the dull sea
son.
"Why do we fire cannons and
express our joy over Washington's
birthday and not mine!" asked
an Austin school teacher. "Be
cause Washington is dead and
you ain't," was the irreverent re
ply.
The question, " V ho stands at
the head of the Philadelphia bar?"
has been asked. We do not know
his name, but he must be terrible
crowded by the ninety and nine
who want sugar in there'n. At
lanta Constitution.
The London Telegraph pays
the farewell and touching tribute
to ex-Minister Lowell in the sim
ple eulogy: He won all our hearts.
But when Gen. Schenck left the
the same post he had won all their
hearts.clubs, diamonds and spades,
with the accompanying chips.
Exchange.
Prof. Proctor says that at least
B20,000 meteors fall from the
heavens and strike the earth every
hour during the year. And yet
when a man goes home with a
black eye and a damaged tile, and
tells his wife that he was struck by
a meteor, she will not believe him.
Norristown Herald.
"Little boy," said a gentleman,
"why do yoo carry that umbrella
over your head? It's not raining."
"Nop." "And the sun is not shin
ing." "Nop." "Then why do yon
carry itf "'Cause when it rains
pa wants it, and when the sun
shines ma wants it, an' it's only
this kinder weddcr that I can get
to nse it at alL"
Gen. Barnes, leading counsel
for defendant in the Hill-Sharon
divorce case, stated in an in
terview that the effect of the su
preme court decision granting a
stay of proceedings will tie up the
whole matter until an appeal on
the merits of the case is heard by
the supreme court, which, if the
appeal takes its regular turn on
the court calendar, will not be be
fore a year.
"And what does this Mr. Lively
do for a living?" asked the old
lady. "He's a newspaper man."
"A what?" "A newspaper man;
goes around and finds out what's
going on in the world, writes it
down and sends it to the newspa
pers." "Sakes alive! I should think
a great big strong fellow like him
might be in better business a
carpenter, or blacksmith or some
thin of that sort"
Cincinnati can boast of a genu
ine Lucretia Borgia. Mary Kle
xnan, a girl imprisoned on suspi
cion of attempting to poison her
sister's family, had admitted her
guilt and confessed to the murder
by poisoning her father, mother
and another sister. Shrf has a
mania for the crime and can as
sign no motive except an impulse
which prompted her a:ts. She
is of course insane; and it is
fortunate that her insanity has
been discovered.
Wkat am Educated Su Oajhl to
Know.
According to Buskin, an edu
cated man ought to know theso
things: First, where he is that
is to say, what sort of a world is
he got into, how large it is, what
kind of creatures live in it, and how
what is it made of, and what may
be made of it? Secondly, where
is he going that is to say, what
chance or reports are there of any
other world besides this, and
what seems to bo the nature of
that other world? Thirdly, what
he had best do in the circumstan
ces that is to say, what kind of
faculities he possesses, what are
the present state and wants of
mankind, what his place of society
and what are the readiest means
in his power of attaining happi
ness and diffusing it? The man
who knows these thiugs, and who
has his will so subdued in the
learning of them that he is willing
to do what he knows he ought, is
an educated man; and the man
who knows them not is unedu
cated, though he could talk all
the tongues of BabeL
X Cholera Where There Wn
Copper. ' " '"
"There was a curious feature of
the outbreak of cholera in 1SM9
that has not been referred to in
recent years," a physician said,
recently. "It was;' observed that
no workmen engaged in copper
mines or in manufacturing any
sort of article out of copper, or in
handling copper or copper ore,
were afflicted with cholera. M.
Audrand demonstrated that there
was much less electricity in the
air in those "parts of Paris where
the cholera raged most fearfully
than in the other parts of the
city. The two discoveries were
put together, and it was inferred
that the galvanic action generated
by the copper acted as a pre
ventive. It may be that the cop
per absorbed into the Bystem by
the workmen served as an anti
dote. At any rate, the action of
copper in alleviating some kinds
of cramp is well known, and there
will be no harm in wearing strips
of clean copper or of copper and
zinc next to the body, as has been
recommended by an English phy
sician."
The Happiest IVedded Liven.
No woman will love a man bet
ter for being renowned or promi
nent Though the first among
men, she will be prouder, not
fonder; as is often the case, she
will not even be proud. But give
her love, appreciation, kindness,
and there is no sacrifice she would
not make for his content and com
fort The man who loves her well
is her only hero and king. No
less a hero to her, though he is
not to any other; no less a king,
though her only kingdom is her
home and heart It is a man's
own fault if he is unhappy with
his wife, in nine cases out of ten.
It's a very exceptional woman who
will not be all she can to an atten
tive husband, and a very excep
tionable one who will not be very
disagreeable if she finds herself
wilfully neglected.
The Nogales Frontier tells
about a so called lawyer named
John B. Fraser, whom it compli
ments by such titles as "impe
cunious bum," "petty fogger" and
"disreputable bilk." This gentle
man's illegal legal practices suited
the citizens of Nogales so little
that they prepared to wait npon
him officially, but Fraser, getting
wind of the proposed surprise
party, took to the hills, and,
aided by the darkness, escaped
The notorious John B. is well, but
not favorably, known in this conn
ty, and that ho has skipped to the
hills is not a matter of surprise.
He attended the first term of the
District Court held at Solomon
ville, coming from Globe with a
hired team, which he never re
turned, and a valuable lot of bor
rowed books, which he tried to
selL
F. B. Hancock, of Elkton, Kan.,
mysteriously disappeared, May 19,
and any information regarding his
whereabouts will be paid for by
either MacKey & Nesbet, Evans
ville, Ind., Mrs. F. B. Hancock,
Elkton, Kan., or J as. F. Hancock,
Tucson. Tha missing man weighs
from 165 to 170 pounds, has chin
whiskers, quite .grey, several moles
about his face and nock, one on
his nose between the eyes and one
on the end of his nose, beside
others. Territorial papers please
copy.
The annual adjustment of sal
aries of presidential postmasters
has been prepared by the salary
allowance division and submitted to
the postmaster general, It shows
the total number of presidential
postoffices to July 1st to be 5,231, a
decrease of 122 as compared with
the number of such offices at the
beginning of the present fiscal
year. .During the. year twelve
offices became presidential, and on
July 1st 134 offices were reduced
from presidantial to fourth-class.
Solomon, . . . : .
Wickersham
& Company
TETISTON, Cochise Co. A. T.
FORWARDERS.
Good, marked to oor ears promptly for.
MnU In Fort Howie. BolomonviUr. Snf-
ford. Smithville, Fort Thomas. San Carlos
and Globe.
W carry at all time a full stook of
General Merchandise
Consisting of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions
Hats, Boots and Shoes, Uro
cries. Crockery, Hardware
Liquors, Tobacco & Cigars
Oar stock of
Lumber, Shingles, Doors
Etc is purchased from the rnannfncturers
and is selected witn n nnwicuga ui
the wants of purchasers.
Agents Anhenser Beer and Fish Bros.
nations.
ARIZONA COPPER CO'S
ASSAY OFFICE!
West side of rivsr in Company's building.
Assaying of Every Kind of
Ores and Bullion.
Fully Prepared for all kinds of
Analytical Work appurtain
ing to Metallurgy.
CHARGES FOR ASSAYlAti.
Gold and Silver (Ore) , V"SrS
CovDcr 2.50
tSF Where there are two or more assays to
be made for one person the charge will be
fi for each one.
Charces for all other work as low as is
consistent with care and correctness.
J. A. CRUM.
Assayer and Metallurgic Chemist.
A., Ti & S. F. R. R,
THE GREAT HIGHWAY FROJI
Arizona to the East.
Makes close connection at Albuqnerqna
with the
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC R. R
TO KANSAS CITT
And ad Points in the East.
Trains from Deming, N. M., connect at
Kansas City with trains tor
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS,
PHILADELPHIA
and NEW -YORK
And all Eaatera Cltlew.
npHE ROAD PASSES OVER A MAO-
A nkneentstretcn ox. mountain ana plain.
Is thoroughly ballasted, and equipped with
the best rollimr stock of modern times.
Every attention is paid io the comfort of
passengers, making it the most desirable
route between the fcast and n cat.
Trains ran over the Sonora road from
BENSON, (ARIZONA,
Through to
HEKJIOSILLO and GUAYMAS,
Furnish tnc Tucson and other cities easr
access to the great trade of Mexico, which is
now opening np its vast treasures to the
world.
W. P. WHITE,
Gen. Pass, and Tick. Agent,
Topeka, Kansas.
LOCIS VOELOKliL, I THOS. J. NEESE,
Solomon vilile, i ort Thomas.
Neese & Voelckel,
Fort Thomas, Ariz.,
-AND-
Solomonville, Ariz.
-DEALERS IS-
Gener'l Merchandise
Groceries,
Teas,
Coffees,
Sugar,
Rice,
Pastes,
Sauces,
Pickles,
Provisions,
Bacon,
Lard,
Flour,
Bran,
Wheat
Corn,
Barley,
Baled Hay,
Liquors,
Whiskies,
Brandies,
Wines,
Beers,
Gin,
Rum,
Ale,
Porter,
Our Prices Are Low !
Our Stock is New!
Call and be convinced of
this fact. . .......
HENRY HARMS
Comission
Merchant.
THE ONLY JOBBER IN
Pride of Denver Flour
....AND....
Colorado Potatoes,
Correspondence with the trade solicited,
F. E. McG-INNESS,
Post Trader,
Fort Thomas, Ariz.
Keeps constantly on hand a fine
assortment of
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Dry Goods & Groceries
Finest brands of
"S77"iri.es and Cig-ars
Both Domestic and Foreign.
Ranch Supplies a Specialty
Fost Office adjoiuin the storo.
HARRY MARSHALL
Lordsburg : : : : Sow Mexico.
"WTaclssale
Liquor Dealer !
Straight Kentucky
A Specialty.
CALIFOKXIA WINKS
AND
IMPOJITEI) C1GA118
Correspondence with the trade solicited
CLASSEN BROS.,
lokosblkg x. m
Dealers in
General Merchandise
California Producs a Specialty
Branch store at Shakespeare, N. M.
Pima Lumbering Co.
pHavinp just completed and put in opera?
tiou uiuir
12Te"W Saw IMIill,
Are prepared to furnish
All Kinds of Lumber
At reasonable rates.
Orders Promptly XIllecl.
Call on or address
II. WEF.CU.
Pima. Graham Co., Ariz
CAMP THOMAS, A. T
MRS. LOUISA C. EDPKEY
Proprietress.
Single Meals t.SO Ctw.
IiOdfingM 5a
Special Rates to Permanent
Boarders ! .
E&All Stages Abitf. and Depart from
this House.
First-Class Lodgings!
mm Ms
ioard $6 per Week
SINGLE MEALS, 35 CENTS
...AT THE....
OCCIDENTAL
RESTAURANT,
M A IX ST
CLIPTOX
Cl3.arl.e3r Lee ZETclir,
Proprietor.
Open Day and Night.
TIIE CHOICEST STEAKS
And all Kinds of Wild Game
Served in any style desired.
GLOBE ABB CAMP THOMAS
Thos. B. Graham, Manager.
A TWO-SEATED EUCKBOAED
Will be. hereafter, reijularly run between the
nhove points: leaving Globe every Mondxy,
Wednesday and Friday, and Camp Thomas
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, con
necting at the latter place with Norton &
Stewart's stape line to Bowie Station and
intermediate points.
FARE: .
From Globe to Camp Thomas S12 50
From Globe to Bowie Station 20 00
Bowie Station
And
Camp Thomas
Norton & Stewart, Prop's.
A DAILY LINE OF STAGES
Will be mn between the above points, con
necting at Solomonville with stai?e line for
Clifton and Upper Gila, at Bowie Station
with the Southern Pacific railroad, and at
Camp Thomas with stageline to and from
Globe.
FARE:
From Bowie Station to Camp Thomas $12 IK)
From Bowie Station to Globe 20 00
Duncan and Carlisle
Tri-Weekly
STAG E LIE.
Four-Horse C;ncord Coaches
Leave Duncan Mondays, WedneHdays and
Fridays, lifter arrival of trains, and return
on alternate days.
Fpre Either Way, S3.
PARKS BROS., Pro's.
SHELDON AND SOLOMONViLLE
Stage Lme;
C. A. FAIR, Proprietor.
The most direct and comfortable route from
Cliftou ami Lortisbnrg
TO
Soloiiionville and Settle
ment on the Gila.
Leaves Sheldon, Tm'lny, Thursdays and
baturuay.
Fare. ...... S3
Morenci and Clifton
Stage & Express Line
Carrying U. S.-Mails
Dai'y, Sundays Excepted.
Stages carrying Pasencern and Kxptosa
Leave post oHice at Morenci 6; 30 a. m.
Ijeave Clifton I p. m.
HEXRt FOWtEE. Eupt,
DR. LEEBIG,
b Ii&penmary
Ui
CC Cor. Geary Ifnson Si
2 The Coilece institute fur
the cure of cell special, com
u) plicated and eo-caiitil hi
f I curable (nnmie Ijiiitwra.
I
m
mrr uoit;s merman
Invigorator in ;xitivo
ly ffuaranteod to cure ier
touh and Physical Debility,
Weakness, Lost Manhood.
Low of. Energy, fiimon
and Dizziness in the heatl,
melancholy, hopeless feel'
ings. and nil the result of
youthful imprudence and
excesses of mature! years.
The Doctor is a rekralar
collOKe phyoician. and will
agree to forfeit $1000 for a
case the Invigorator will
not cura under tpecial
treatment aud advice.
The reason so many can
ntt get cured of WeaknenH
and tlte above diseases is
owing to a compheatioa
called PROSTATOKRHKA,
which reqnires pocnliar
CO ,
trratmrnt.
Liebig'H Inviporator No, 2 is a positive
enre for prostatorrhea. Price for either of
the Invijrorators $2.00 per bottle; six for 10.
Sent to any address on receipt of price, or C.
O. D. Responsible persons pay when cured.
Strictest secrecy maintained. Patients cured
at home. Jjiobig'e Dispensary runs an ele
tsnnt drag store in the building. Consulta
tion, personally or by letter, free.
OnpiKARY Cases Any recentcaee of spe
cial or private diseases cured for $10.-Remedies
enmeient to cure will be promptly sent,
with full direction and advice on receiptor
$17. All packages are securely covered from
observation.
1ST? IGOR ATOR SAMPLES FREE.
Call or address Dr. LIEBIG & CO., 400
Geary street. Private entrance, 405 Mason
street, San Francisco.
Dr. Lie,bitfs Magnetic Healers or Sejf-mo)?-netizers,
the Rreateft curative invention of
the ape. Every man or woman can now be
their own mni?netic healer. No man re
quired on the end of the healer, conso
quontly no bit? fees to pay the Hand Rubber.
Price i.OU complete, bold only at tbe Dr.
Liebig Dispensary.
?HM FYfl& TTns GREAT
Ji&LilVH strengthen in
H Remedy, and
SHSiSZ-S'l IB Nerve tonic is th
'(if overOyfjtrsof
practical experi
ence, and cures
with unfailing
certainty nervou
and physical dft
bilitv. Seminal
Weakness, Sper-
mntrrrJta nnrf
liu.ibtea v lt.'tiity, Premature Decline and
Lops of Manhood, in all its complication,
aud from whatever cause produced. Enrich
es and purifies the blood, stregthens the
Nerves. Muscles and Digestion, Reproduc
tive Organs and Physical and Mental Facul
ties. It steps any unnatural debilitating
drain upon the pye-tpm. preventing involunta
ry losses, debilitating dreams, seminal losses
with the urine, etc., so destructive to mind
and body. It is a sure eliminator of all Kid
ney and Bladder complaints. It contains no
injurious ingredients. To those suffering
from the evil effects of youthful indiscre
tions or excesses, a speedy, thorough and
permanent cure is guaranteed. Price.
per bottle, or live bottle in case, with full
directions and advice. $.10. Sent secure from
observation to any address npon receipt of
price, or C. O. D. To be had only of
lr. C. 1. Snlfield,
216 Kearney street, San Francisco, Califor
nia. Consultations strictly confidential, by
letter, or at office, free. For the convenience
of patients, and in order to insure perfect
secrecy. 1 have adopted a private address
onder which a)l packages are forwarded.
riMHAL BOTTLE FREE! SUFFICIENT
L to show its merit, will be sent to any one
applying by letter, stating his symptons and
age. Communications strictly confidential.
BUZ KEARNY ST SFIUl.
ESTABLIRHKD 1R THE S"IKXTJFIC Sf'KKDT
I'URfc of Chronic. Nervous, axjd
Sl'TCC'IAL I IS CASES.
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST, '-
DR. ALLEN, AS IS WELL-KNOWN .IS
a regular graduated Physician, -educated
at, Bowdoin Collene and TIniverHitr of
j Michigan. He has devoted a lifetime to.and
acknowledged to be the most expert surgeon
in his specialty on the Pacific Coast.
YOUNG MEN
And Middle Aged Men. who are suffering
from the effects of Youthful Indiscretions or
excessies in matnrer years. Nervous and
Physical Disability. Impotency, Lost Man
hood, confusion of ideas, dull eyes, aversion
to society.de pondency, pimples on the face,
loss of energy and memory, frequency of uri
nating, etc Remember that by a combina
tion of vegetable remedies of great curativu .
power, the Doctor has so arranged his treat
ment that it will not only afford immediate
relief but permanent cure.
31 V II OH PITA I. EXPERIENCE
(Having been surgeon in charge of two lead
ing hospitals) enables me to treat all private
troubles with excellent results. I wish it
distinctly understood that I do not claim to
perform impossibilities, or to have miracu
lous or super-natural power. I claim only
to be a skillful and successful physician and
Surgeon, thoroughly informed in my spe
cialty DISEASES OF 3TAX.
All applying to me will receive my honest
opinion of their complaints no experiment
ing. I will guarantee a positive cure in
every case I undertake, or forfeit $1,000.
Consultation in office or by letter fbee and
strictly private. Charges moderate. Thor
ough examination, including chemical and
microscopical analysis of urine, and advice,
5.00. Office hours, 9 to 2 daily, 6 to S even
ings; Sunday, 9 to 12 only. Call or add res
I K . A li I E X,
26V Kearny street, Sau Francisco, Col.
P. 8. I have a vegetable compound.
the result of many years of special practice
and hard study, which under my special ad
vice.has never failed ofsuecress in the care of
tiotit JUai.hood. Fi'Ohtatorrlira, etc.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Is a never failing
cure for nervous
Debility. Exhausted
Vitality. Seminal
Weaknessi Spurma
torrhoae, Lost Man
hood, Impotency,
Paralysis, and all
l he terrible effectsof
selNabuse. youthful
follies and excesses
in mature years
loss of memo-
ry, .Lassitude. Nocturnal Emissions, evasion
to society, dimness-of vision, noises in the
head, the vital nuin passing away nnobserveu
in the nriue. and many other diseases that
lead to insanity and death.
Dr. Mintie. who is a rrgular graduated
physician, will agree to forfeit $500 for a case
of this kind, the Vital Restorative (under hie
special advice and treatment) will not cure,
or for anything impure or injurious found in
it- Dr. Mintie treats all Private Diseases
successfully, without mercury. Consultation
free. A thorough examination and advice,
including analysis of the urine. 5. Price of
Vital Restorative $1.50 per bottle, or four
bottles, ,5: sent to any address on receipt
of price, or C. O. D., secure from observa
tion, and in private name, if desired, by A.
K. .11 in lie. M. IK. No 11 Kearney street,
Snn Francisco, Cal.
Sample Bottle Free will be sent to any one
applying by letter, stating symptoms,; sex
and age. Strict seerecy in regard to business
transactions.
Dr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy Nenhretieura
cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder comr
plaints. Gonorrhea, Gleet. Loncorrhoav For
sale by all druggists: $1 a bottle, six bottles
for 5.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bill ous cure in
the market, lor sale by all druggists
9100 REWARD,
Tbe above reward will be naid for the oV
toction and conviction of any person or per
sons caught stealing or killing any cattle of
the above brand. H. R. BARRY,
Parties having stock cattle for sale will
find a purchaser by applying to
fi. B BARRY.
aXxxzr, A. T.. July 20, 1883..