The Clifton clarion., December 01, 1886, Image 4

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THE CLIFTON CLARION.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1886.
Charleston hail ivrenf j'-eight
tremors in October, tot quite one
a dr.y.
An ocran steamship is said to
bnve nsinl 20,000 worth of coal on
a recent voynge.
Profi'sinni! hnmorists are en
pnged iu New York to arouse after
dinner morriment
Five cent fures on the New York
elevated railroads have increased
the number of passengers 20,000
n day.
A Hindoo initio a wnger that he
would gaze at the snn for ten
hours. At the end of the seventh
hour he fell down in a fit and died
It has been demonstrated that a
man can live with a broken neck,
but let not the Chicago Anarchists
count too much on this fach
New Jlaven News.
Near llawkinsvllle, Ga., recent
ly, a cow with crumpled horns was
licking her calf, and by some
means the calf got its head in the
circle of the horns and could not
get away. The cow became excit
ed, and, in her efforts to get rid of
the calf, strangled it and broke
her own neck.
The women of Hyde County,
Dakota, went to the polls election
day and voted. They did not med
dle with the law-sanctioned ballot
box, but had one of their own at
eSch firecincff with an arrange
merit for having the votes counted
and announced. They "wanted
to help express public opinion."
The Joliet Rolling-Jlilla have
recently adopted a now "soaki rig
pit" process to save reheating
blooms of ingots in furnaces and
to keep a uniform heat distributed
throughout tho ingots to make
them roll right in making rails. It
operates successfully, is a great
saving of labor and fuel, and is an
Improvement to the rails.
There occurred lately the twen
tieth anniversary of the opening
of tho Atlantic cable of 1833.
There are now ten cables spanning
the Atlantic that are in working
order; while where one message
was sent once there are now four,
and the tariff, which started twenty
years ago at 1 a word, is today
6d. At present there are over 80,
000 miles of cable at work in the
world, and over 37,500.000 have
been expended on theoi, while
twenty ono ships are employed in
laying, watching, and repairing.
The New York Mail and Express
says a well known physician of
that city declares that for dipthe
ria thoro is nothing better than
tbe tar smoke treatment It dis
solves the fibrous exudations that
choke the patient pnd gives relief
al.'&ost instantly. The plan has
been tried by mnny doctors in
New York and futind most effica
cious. It consists in closing up a
room so that none of tho smoke
can escape, and then burning
qnanlity of pitch on. a red hot
shovel or stove. Why rot try it?
The voters of California proba
bly had a greater variety of tickets
to choose from at the last election
than the voters of any other State.
There were: The "Kagtdar Repub
lican Ticket," the '"Regular Demo
cratic Ticket," f:3 "Regular Inde
pendent Republican Ticket," the
' German-American Citizens' Tick
et," the "Regular Labor Party
Ticket," the "Regular Democratic
Anti-Boss Ticket," the "Regular
United Labor Ticket," the "Ameri
can Ticket," and tno "Anti Mo
nopoly and Independent Ticket."
A giant is coming to London
He is an Austrian. He calls him
self Winkelmeier. He is eight
feel six inches in bight, and is one
of the tullest men who have lived
since the days of the Anakin. He
hi very much taller than Maid
Marian, under whose outstretched
arms the billot nsed to dance at
the Alhambra. Bat Ehe died be
fore she had finished growing, and
Wiukelineier will never be any
taller. He is said to have nothing
to recommend him to notice except
Lis fcize, being, like most giants,
without any particular intellectual
energy. Pall Mall Gazette.
Surgeon Major Cotter, in tho
columns of the Indian Modical
G.'izott, furnishes an interesting
account of a patient suffering from
enteric fever, and who was awaken
ed every ten minutes by the dry
ness of his tongne, which was
parched and covered with 6ores.
Id tne treatment of this case the
tongue was painted with glycerine
frequently, the result of this appli
cation being that at the first trial
tho patient slept almost comforta
bly, waking cp about every two
Lours with the tongne feeling dry,
but not really dry to the touch;
r.ftur renewed application of the
glycerine he at oncj slept again. It
also appears that this treatment
wm.h ri-sorted to in a number of
other tases wilL siiuilar satisfactory
e.Milts.
C'o'n in the
Boxrn.
Collection
"What we need in our church is
less preaching of prohibition and
more preaching of honesty," was
the exclamation of a busiuess-man
to a friend who took the vacont
seat beside the speaker on a train
from Connecticut into New York.
This rather remarkable comment
was the answer the friend received
when ho asked the business-man
what ho Lad that jingled so in tho
heavy bag that was taken from the
seat to make room.
"This bag." continued tho busi
ness man, "contains punched,
clipped, and abased coius, and
1 am going to New York td sell
the lot for what they will fetch.
O, no, I didn't take them iu my
business, but in another way, in
which I couldn't refuse them. You
see I am troasurer of our church,
and tbeso dimes and nickels, and
other coin were put from time to
time in the" contribution-box.
When clipped and punched coin
began to be refused they began to
make their appearance in onr
boxes when the collections were
tken up. I suppose we have
taken in a hundred dollars' worth
of this coin at its face value. I
am going to suggest to our
minister that he stop preaching
prohibits n for a while audgive us a
6oruion on petty dishonesty. Our
church isn't peculiar in this re
spect either. The treasurer of one
of the other churches in town tells
me that ho is bothered in the same
way." New York Snn.
Xonrinhment lu Chcrer;
Tho journal of the Chemical
Society states that of some eigh
teen varietes of cheese experi.
niented with, choddar was digest
ed in the shortest time namely:
four hours; whilo nnripe skim
Swiss cheese required ten hours
for solution. There appears to be
no difference in the digestibility
of all sorts of hard cheeses, or all
soft cheese; but all fat cheeses are
dissolved the most rapidly, be
cause, being open by reason of
the fat, they are the more readily
attacked by tho solvent There
seems to be no connection between
the digestibility and tho percent
age of water present in the cheese,
though there is some connection
with the percentage of fat and the
degree of ripeness. From numer
ous examinations which have been
made of tho quantity of nitrogen
dissolved, it is concluded that
cheese, on account of its great
digestibility, is the most nourish
ing of all fojds, meat and eggs
excepted.
Xat a quest ln of Sex.
A gentleman was riding in an
Adams street car and was telling a
friend of a story he had been read
ing in a New York paper of a horse
that chewed tobacco. Up spoke a
woman, dressed in tho extreme of
fashion: "I never heard of a horse
that chewed tobacco, but I've wit
nessed several hogs engaged in
the operation."
The gentlemen, who had been
quietly masticating a quid, went
out and took a seat on the back
platfcrai tj see what kind of wea
ther we were going to have; the
car stopped to let a tired looking
woman get on, and the female
saint who had rebuked the tobacco
chewing men spread out her skirts
so that the poor woman could find
no seat; the car started and rolled
on its way.
Men and Bisters, come to sift it
down, there is more or less hog in
all human nature, regardless of
sex or tobacco-chewing habits.
Peoria Transcript
A Hare of lwarf.
The inhabitants of the Anda
man Islands are the smallest race
of people in tbe world. The
average bight cf full-grown Anda
mans is four feet five inches, and
few weigh over seventy-six pounds.
They are marveJonsly swift of
f jot, and as they smear themselves
over with a mixture of oil and red
ochre present a very strange ap
pearanco. Few travelers core to
encounter any of these belhco.
little people, for their skill in
throwing the spear and in nsinjr
the bow is only equaled by their
readiness to attack strangers.
Exchange.
A question that has frequently
como np in this district, and hns
been a matter of considerable dis
pute, has been definitely decided
by Judge Turner, in the federal
district court of western Texas.
It is in relation to the free import
ation of animals for breeding pur
poses. J ndye Turner says: "The
evidence should show that breed
ing is tho special and not the in
cidental object of the importation,
and the collector must be satisfied
beyond a reasonable doubt that
tbe evidence is true. If the ani
mals ore imported for sale or on
speculation, or for working pur
poses, they can not be admitted
nnder such provision either on the
presumption that they may after
ward be used for breeding or oth
erwise.' El Paso Times.
Pane tie i
Current Pen.
Teacher of chemistry to class
"Can yod give me an example of
the gases in a solid form?'' Class
(with vociferous nnanimity)-''Con-gress."
Washington Critic.
"Can yon nso this?" timidly in
quired the poet, as ho laid a bun
ble on the desk. "I think I can,"
said the editor, aiTably. "I am
just about to start A fire in tbe of
fice stove." Philadelphia Call.
"Why, Chawley," drawled Gus
de Flipkins to his chum, C. Percy
Giddibrain, "where's your watch ?"
O, I couldn't stand it" he replied;
"the beastly ticking shattered my
nerves." Tid Bits.
Patti declared to the New York
reporters who went down the bay
to meet her that this is her "last
farewell visit," an all of a sudden
tho stenmer bell rang "out clearly
and spiritedly. Boston Post.
"Did yon carry that prescription
to old Mrs. Smith last night?"
said a doctor to bis office boy.
"Yessir." "Did she take it?" "Yes-
sir." "How do you know?" "Crape
on the door this morning." Lynn
Unii'n.
Smithers "What do you do
when von go home early in tho
morning a trifle overcome and
your wife meets you at tho front
door?" Jobson "Do! 1 don't do
anything. My wife can attend to'
all thai I guess yon don't know1
my wife, do yon?"' Pittsburgh
Dispatch.
Teacher "What is an island?"
Smart pupil (whoso father is a
club manV'Body o' water s'ronnd
ed by land." Teacher "Good.
What is a strait?" Smart pupil
"I heard pop 6ay it was a hard
hand to get, nnd beats three of a
kind." New York Sun.
Experienced burglar "Ye look
down iri the month, Bill bad bad
luck?" Green hand "Wuss kind.
I worked all night on a big safe
an' all there was in it was six post
age-stamps." " Well ye'll learn by
an' by not to monkey with a safe
till ye find out bow tho cashier
lives." Omaha World.
"No, sir" said the Anarchist, "I
will never do anything against the
laws of this country." "Then you
believe we have good laws?" the"
Knight of Labor asked. "No it
isn't on that account" "What
then?" "Why, I might be arrested
and sentenced to hard labor, and
that would be horrible. Boston
Courier.
Restaurant proprietor (to chef)
"I am afraid you put too much
veal in this chicken 6alad, Napo
leon." Chef "It is all veal, sir,
Shall I put in a little chicken?"
Restaurant proprietor "No cer
tainly not. Put in soino feathers,
and if any guest says veal to me
I'll ask Liiu if be ever saw a caf
with wiDgs." Life.
Somehow or other it shocks a
young man's implicit trusting
faith in a girl to have her tell him
incidentally that she bad a box at
tbe theatre when she went to see
Langtry tho night before, and then
to learn from the other youug man
who took her thore that it was a
box of caramels be bought her on
the way to tho show. Someryilie
Journal.
Board $7 par Week
SINGLE 2IEALS, 50 CENTS
....AT THE....
OCCIDENTAL
RESTAURANT,
CHarlS3T TjOO ZE'cllr,
Proprietor.
Open Day and Mght.
THE CHOICEST STEAKS
And all Kinds of Wild Game
Served in flnj style desired.
E. McGINNESS,
r.
Post Trader,
Fcrt Thomas, Ariz.
.Keeps constantly on fiand a fino
assortment of
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Dry Goods & Groceries
Finest brands of
Wine3 and Cig-ax3
Both DoinertJc and Foreign.
Ranch Supplies a Specialty.
l'ost OIUlc adjoining tuc store.
LO CIS VOELCKEL. I TIIOS. J. NEESE,
Solomonvillle, I l'ort Thomas.
Meose & Voelckel
Fort Thomas, Ariz,
AND -
Solomonville, Ariz.
-DJiALEKS IN-
Gener'l Merchandise
Groceries,
Teas
Coffees,
Sugar
Rice,
Pastes,-
Saucesj
Pickles,
Provisions,
Bacon,
Lard,
Flour,
Bran,
Wheat
Corn,
Barley,
Baled IIar,
Liquors,
Whiskies,
Brandies
Wines,
Beers,
Gin,
Rum,
Ale,
Porter;
Our Prices Aro Low !
Our Stock is FJew!
Call and be convinced of
this fact
Solomon,
Wickersham
& Company
TEVIST0N, Cochise Co. A. T.
FORWARDERS.
Ooode marked to onr cure promptly for
warded to Fort Howie. Solomonville. Snf
ford, Hrnithvilla, Fort Thomas, Han Carlos
nnd Globe.
We carry at all times a fall stock of
General Merchandise
Consisting of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions,
Hats, Boots and Shoes, Gio
cries, Crockery, Hardware,
Liquors, Tobacco & Cigars.
Our stock of
Lnmber, SJiiissics, Doors,
Etc., is pnrchiwwd from tho mnnnfacturers,
and is selected with a knowledge of
tho wants of purchasers.
Agents Anheuser Beer and Fisb Bros.
W aons.
A. T, & S. F, R, R,
THE GREAT HIGHWAY FKOH
Arizona fo the Eas?.
Makos closo connection at Albuquerque,
with the
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC B. R,
TO KANSAS CITY
And ail Points in the East.
Trains from Demin?, N. M., connect at
Kansas City with trains for
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS,
PHILADELPHIA
and NEW YORK
Anil all Eastern Cities.
rpHE ROAD PASSES OVF.lt A MAG
nificent stretch of mountain and plain.
Is thoronshly ballasted, and eqnipped with
the best rolling stock of modern times.
Every attention is paid io the comfort of
passengers, makina it the moat desirable
route between the East and West
Trains ran over the Sonora road from
BENSON. AEIZONA,
Through to
HERMOSILLO and GUAYMAS,
Furnishing Tucson and othfr cities easy
access to tho groat trade of Mexico, which is
now ojH?niug up its vast treasures to tho
world.
W. P. WHITE,
Gen. Pass, and Tick. Agent,
Topeka, Kansas.
0. K. CORRAL,
SOLOMONVILLE, A. T.,
Has been re-opened by the un
dersigned, an old and competent
hostler.
Animals taken care of at reason
able rates.
CIIAS. RUSSELL, Prop.
JAMES SIAS,
General Oleckesnifn
...AXD...
HORSE SHOER.
NIiop. Main Street, - t'LIFTOX
First - Class Blacksrhithing
In all its branches done with
promptness, and
at reasonable p'rices.
V Specialty Made of Shoe
ing Horses.
POMEROY'S STAGE LINK.
Bowie Station
VIA
Solcrnonville
TO
Camp Thomas
A DAILY LINE OF STAGES
Will be run between the above points, con
necting at Solomonville with stage line for
Clifton and Upper (fila, at Bowie Station
with the Bonthern Pacific railroad, and at
Camp Thomas with stagel line to and from
Globe.
J. B- Patterson, ARont at Bowie Station.
"eese & Voelckel, Agents at Camp Thom
as. 3lain Office at Solomonville.
S.-W. P0XER0Y, Proprietor.
SHELDON AND SOLOMONVILLE
Stage Line,
PH(ELIS FREUDENTHAL,
Proprietor.
The most direct and comfortable route from
Clifton and Irtislmrg
Solomonville and Settle
ments on the ila.
Parties from Lordsbnrg or Dnncan wish
ing to take stage can do so by telegraphing
station agent at Clifton.
Leaves Sheldon, Tuesdays end- Saturdays
fare.
85
Morenci and Clifton
Stage & Express Line
Carrying U. S. Mails
Daily, Sundays Excepted:
Stages carrying raesensors and Express
LeaTO post ofHce at Slorenci 6:30 a. m
Leave Clifton 4 p. m.
IJESKV HIM;, Proprietor.
ARIZONA (CPPER C0?S
ASSAY OFFICE!
West aide of river in Company's building.
Assaying of Every Kind of
Ores and Bullion.
Fully Prepared for all kinds of
Analytical "Work appurtaiu
iiig to Metallurgy.
CHARGES FOll ASSAYI5U.
Gold and Silver (Ore) .
Copper
..$2.50
Where there are two or more assays
to be made for one person the charge will
be 2 for each one.
Charges for all other work as low as is
consistent with care and correctness.
J. A. CltUM,
Assaver and Metallurgical Chemist.
REWARD! H?" I de
sire to call attention to
my marks and brands
for cattle, as ehown in
cut. I soli no stock
cattle, and will pay ?1,000 reward for the ar
rest nnd conviction of any person or persons
unlawfully handling cattle in the following-:
brands and marks.-
J. II. ISAMPSOX.
P, O.: El Paso, Texas. Ranch P. O.: Clif
ton, Arizona.
Rango, on Eagle creek, Graham county,
Arizona.
Ear marks, crop and split left, crop rihf.
Horse brand, Q on the left shoulder.
$1,000
ENLGUSML
1 II wfP ffrP
11 Kearney t. Wan FraurirtJ-o, C'al.
Nervous Dt-bility, Bominal Weakness, Ex
hausted Vitality. Spermatorrhoea, LofiT
Manhood, Impotncy. Paralysis, Prostator
rhcea and all the terrible effects of Belf
AbuBe, andexrePH in matnrer years, such as
Lops of.Mrmory.LaFsitudo. Nocturnal Emis
sions, aversion to society, Dimnees of Vision
Noises in the liead. the vital fluid passing;
unobserved in the urine, and ninny other dis
eases that lead to inpanity and dL'ath.
Snfferinsr f mm any of the above symptoms
should consult ns at once. The drain can be
stopped, vitality restored and life be made
apain a ple:ipure inytoad of a burden.
There many
MlZel,K-J..;F3 MKX
who are troubled with too frequent evacua'
tion of the blfcdder. oftf-n accompanied by a
elipht smnrtiiiK or burning penwition, and &
weakening of the pytem, in a manner they
cannot acconnt for. Ropy hVHiment in the
urine, etc. Iur;y fiie of (.hip difficulty ignor- '
ant of the cn-.f-p. which is the secoud stage
of seminal wr-xkns.
Cures ( jc ae a "T?.fd in All such ntvts
Consul tatio-n Frre. Thoro'nph exam
ination and advice, including chemical anal
ysis and microscopic examination of the
nrine $5. An lionet opinion given in every
cape.
The following Medicines supplied at tho
prices named:
MIK ASTM-:Y CiiOPF.Jt VITAfc
Kmo::.-iT! V:. $3 a bottle, or four
times th quantity r
SA1si2'0&; WOT ri-K FREE.
Sent to any one a;p?yi:: Hy fitter, stating
symptoms. hx scu cj. (Strict secresy lii
regard to all business transitions.
The Celebrated Kidney Kerned r. XE
PHItKTICVM. for all kinds of Kidney
and Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhea, Gleet,
Leuc-orrhea, etc. For sale by all druggist
Si a bottle, or 6 bottlns.Js.Wl.
Tho English l)AXUi:iJ05, LIVEli
AXI) JYPFittIA PKfclj is the best
in the market. For sale by all druggists;
price 50 cents a bottle.
English .lledical IHNpensary,
NO. 11 KEABXKY ST., SAN FHASCISCO, CAL.
THIS GREAT
Ktreng th en in a
Remedy, and
Norve tonic is th
lepritimat result
of over 20 years of
practicRl experi
enco, and etiretf
with unfailing
certainty nervou
and physical de
bility, Seminal
Weakness, Sper
matorrhea and
Emissions
Impotency, Ex-
haiifctea lt-aiiiv,
Premature Decline and
Ijrpsfff M:inhfiofL in all
a complications.
and frm. whatever cause produced. Enrieh
es ana p'.irihes tiio oiood, 6tre.iicns tho
Norvcp. Muscles and Digestion, Reproduc
tive Organs and Physical and Mental Facul
ties. It steps any unnatural debilitating
drain upon the system, preventing involunta
ry losses, debilitating dreams, seminal looses
with the nrinr. otc, so destructive to mind
and body, li ir h sure eliminator of all Kid
ney and madder complaints. It contains no
injurious ingredients. To those euffering
from tlie evil effects of youthful indiscre
tions or excesses, a epcedy. thorough and
permanent cure is guaranteed. Price. $2.50
per bottle, or tivu bottles in case, with fall
directions and advice. 10. Sent secure from
observation to any address upon receipt of
prico, or C. O. D. To be had only of
Ir. C. 1. Salfleld,
216 Kearney street, San Francisco, Califor
nia. Consultations strictly confinential, by
letter, or at o!Kce; free. For the convenience
of patients, and in order to insure perfect
secrecy. I have adopted a private address
under which all packages are forwarded.
rpniAL BOTTLE FREE! SUFFICIENT
JL to show its merit. wTiil be sent to any one
applying by letter, stating his sym)tonA and
ae. Communications strictly coiindentiaJ;
- N. JY a .
HEALTH.
Im Richan'g CoMtn nalsam X.. l
Curus Chincrcs, firs, and second Vwr
Seres cn the Less and Bodj-; Sore Ea-s'
Eyes, Nose, etc., Copper-colored Blotciiwi'
SjThintact'afcirrh, diseased Scalp, and all
primary fo-ms ot the disease known a
Syphilis Prior, S5 0O per Botdr.
J Bichan's Golden B.Usam No. !S
Cures Tertian-, Mc-rcurialSyphilitic Rhen
rcatism, Tains in tho Bones, Pains in the
Head, hack of tho Neck, Ulcerated Sore
Throat, Syphilitic Kash, Lumps and con
tracted Cords, Stiffness of the Liiulis, and
eradicates all discaso from the 6jstcm
whether caused by indiscretion or atmse
of Mercury, leaving- the blood pure and
healthy. Prico S5 CO per Pottle.
LcRitliau'i Golden Spanish Ami.
rtoto for the cure of Gonorrhoea, Giccr,
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Ueni
tal disarrangements. Price t'i 50 per
Bottlo.
1m Richan's Golden Spnnlsli In.'
section, for severe case3 of Gonorrhoea,
Inflammatory Gleet, StrictuM,&c Pries
$1 SO prr Bottlo.
to Kiclireu's Golden Ointment
for the eff ective healing ef Syphilitic Sores,"
and eruptions. PrlreSi 00 pr Box.
L Klchan's Golden ril's Nervo
and Brain treatment; loss of physical pow
er, excers or over-work. Prostration, etc,
Prtco S3 OO per Bex.
Tanic sad Nervine.
Sent everywhere, C. O. r., Eecurely packed
per express.
C. P. RICHARDS &. CO. , Affenta,
427 & 429 Sansme street. Corner Clay,
S?.n Francisco, Cal.
CISCULAR MAILED FREE.
SlOO ItEWABD,
mm.
The above reward will be paid for the de-"
tection and conviction of any person or per.'
sons caught stealing or killing any cattleof
the above brand. H. li. BARRY,
Parties havinc stock cattle for sale will
find a purchaser by applsinj? to
H. B BARRY;
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