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VOL. VTII. - "WHOLE NO. 914.
PHCENIX, MAKICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1882.
NEW SERIES
-NO 185.
Kansas Veterans re-unioned
at Topeka last week.
The California State Fair is
in progress at Sacramento.
Albuquerque is to have a
grand snooting tournament.
5 New York State is building
a splendid new capitol build
ing at Albany. ,
C. R. Clieeseman, of Sacra
mento, is the new Superinten
dent of machinery at the Gun-
sight mine.
TFoman suffrage is growing
inrNebraska. -Two contentions j
of woman suffragists convened j
there this month.
Merced County, California,
had a severe thunderstorm and
rain on last Saturday. Quite
a diversion for that country.
Secretary of TF&r Lincoln
ia likelv to be the United
States Senator from Illinois,
to fill the vacancy made by
David Davis.
An adjourned meeuuy M
. t l i : i
the Republican County Con-
vention of August 18th will be
held to-morrow, to nominate a
county ticket
The yellow fever in the
South and Southwest seems to
be increasing rather thanabat-
ing in violence, which is unu-
sual at this time of year.
ing agents, nor i anyone au-
thorizedto do business for it
whose connection with the pa-
per, as agent, is not duly an-
nounccd. I
It looks as if the Republi-
cans of Maricopa County had
given up the ghost and con
cluded not to nominate any
ticket this year. Democrat-
It Republicanism be dead in
this county, the Democrats
will find it the biggest job they
ever undertook when they at
tempt to bury it
"We believe that no attempt
has as yet been made to estab- 'nty years mtny of us old "Hassi
... ' , ampers have watched and waited
XlSn BCLLUU13 upvu I -lie, iucuiou-
pa and San Carlos agencies for
the education of the Indians.
A move in that direction would
be to the nurDose and should
be under way.
A little haneinfe of the first
stage robbers caught would
-tvr.ibablv have the effect of
x - rf
lessening occurrences of that
kind. "We don't generally ad
vise lvnch law, but we must
sometimes use evils to rid our
selves of others.
The Black Canyon stage
robbers seem to have entirely
escaped, which fact doubtless
instigated the Cedar Springs
robbery. Officers are in pur
suit of the Cedar Springs rob
bers, but. of course, are not
likely to come within gunshot
of them
It Beems that Egypt is not
yet under control of the Brit-
ish. Damietta renders a stub
born resistance, and it is said
that the bast part of Arabi's
army has hot yet come to the
front.
WHAT
THEY MAY
AT HOME.
otr am
We clip the following ex
tract from the Albion Chron
icle, published at Albion, N.
Y., Judge Porter's old home.
It is simply an,, evidensa that
the character of Judge Porter
has not been overdrawn by us.
Those who have known him
longest and best, both as a
public and private man, are
those who speak most confi
dently of his ability. We
quote:
We are glad to hear Jthat ex-Judge
DeForest Porter heads the Republi
can Territorial ticket for Represen
tative jn Congress.
" We have long known the Judge,
tnd can say nothing but good of
him. He was born in this county,
and graduated in the Can on Univer
sity in the State of New York.study
ing law in this village with the emi
nent lawyer, Church & Davis. He
was admitted to the bar in 1865,
when he removed to Lockport, Nia
gara county, N. Y., and entered into
the practice of his profession with
great success. He was nominated
for District Attorney, and ran severs!
hundred ahead of his ticket in the
election. In 1863 he formed a law
partnership with Hon. GaylornfJ.
Clark, formerly Ftate Prison Ins
pector, and opened an office in
Omaha, Nebraska, and here he was
elected to the Nebraska Legiel ature,
in wbioh bo-ly h goon became a
leader, and prominent in bis opposi
t ion to the schemes of jobbery and
peculation before that legislature.
The Judge was appointed one of the
managers on the impeachment trial
of Got. Butler, and made theclooin
argument for the Slate. He was af-
terwaids SPDOinted Assoc.ate Judze
of Arizona, which office he held for
nearly eleven years, resigning:" the
same May 6, 1882.
The Judge is a man of quick per
ception, unswerving integrity and
fine ability, and it would be an hon.
or to Arizona, as well as to Judge
Porter, for him to sit in the counssl
of the Nation in the interest of the
Territ'Ty. With his large acquaint
ance of the reorcsenta.ive men in
Wfial.inrtnn. unrl tririillrrhout the
East aild west, it 8ecrns to us that
be it particu'arlr qualified to fill
the high office to which he has been
nominated, and if the people e insult
their own interest the Judge will be
overwhelmingly elected.
UU. A. K. DAVIS
An Outline of Him Mpeech at the
Mineral Park Mass 3Ieetluff
We give today a few execipts from
the eloquent and able speech of Hon.
A- K. Davis, at the mass meeting in
Mineral Park held not long since.
We regret that our tinn and space
will not permit U3 to quote in full:
lTi oia line T-t .-it. -i i Kaon a t i tun in
the history of Arizona when she
had greater need of the b :M, services
of her best citizen to represent her
at the National Capital than she has
today, for Arizona is in a transition
state; the construction of two great
transcontinental railro.ids throjgh
the Territory is just commencing to
do its work of revolution, and in
ies3 than two years Arizona will be
transformed from an obscure Terri-
",r a -rcai
e aircaay see wiiui viib uuuumg
of the Southern Pacific railroad has
ane tor soutnem Arizona, mining
districts have been opened up ; pop-
. . oriraniZed. and a
stream of metallic wealth poured out
and suddenly from almost no produc
tion we find Arizona today standing
at the head of the list of the bullion
producing States ana territories ana
n cute 01 me worm, i au uousc.
Now, sirs, what the South rail has
done for Soulqern Arizona the North
rail will do for Northern Arizona.
Yes, sirs ; the drwn of prosperity is
upon us; its hera'ding streamers of
golden light are already lighting up
our sister counties, and with the com
pletion of the railroad to Wallapai
valley, which will come to pass in a
a few months, the sunrise of a new
era will be full upon us. For nearly
for this day, in full confidence of
the great mineral resources of this
county bringing prosperity upon us
when once our isolation should be
brokeD by the Eteel rail. Applause.
And now, fellow cilizeus, it is im
portant that the agent we send to
Washington should be a man who
can and will be active and influcn.
tial in securing to Arizona at least
its fair share of appropriations for
improvements, public buildings,
postal facilities, and sm h favors
from the parent Government as is
wont to bestow upon the Territories
and in which Arizona has been so
much neglected. The choice pre
sented yon is Judge Porter, oa the
Republican ticket, and Hon. G. H.
Ourv. on the Democratic ticket. So
Iar either gentleman's politics are
concerned it makes very little differ
ence to us, only so far as his being a
Republican or a Democrat may af
fect his usefulness to us at Washing.
ton. Whatever the political situa
tion may be two years hence, none of
us can tell, but we do know that for
me nen iwo years u win u ncpuu
iican. anu x buuiuii w yuu mm .
representative who is in accord with
and of the same political creed as
thc
party in power has a better
chance of being useful to Arizona
than one who is bitter in his feeling
of opposition to the party in power.
So far as the two candidates' person
al qualifications are concerned, I
know both men. Judge Porter is a
learned and polished gentleman, a
man who would reflect credit upon
our constituency; possessing mose
genial and social qualities that win
friends wherever he is known, and
an intelligence, eloquence and abili
ty that will make him the peer of
his associates in Congress and com
mand the attention and respect - f
governmental departments. Ap
plause. Fellow citizens, the Repub
lican Convention has done me the
honor to nominate me for the office
-.if Superintendent of Publsc Instruc
tion- The nomination is altogether
surprise. I had not sought it nor
did 1 expect it, and I say to you to-
night that if I am elected I shall
feel a deeper sense of responsibility
to the boys and girls than I shall to
you who muy vote for nie.
Sirs, I feel an attachment, a venera
tion for our public schools. They
have been my friend, my aim mater,
and although the massive colleges
and imposing institutions of learn
ing that adorn our land from Maine
to California are grand and beauti
ful to behold, yet the little school
houses on the hill, in the valley aud
at the cross roads are the true Jewels
in America's crown. Applauf e-1
The speaker then reviewed the
history and status of the public
schools of Arizona, and concluded
by assuring his audience that if the
sacred trust of caring for the public
schools of Arizona should be erm
mi'.ted to Lis hands that he would do
his utmost to make them a faithful
servant.
Major L. S. Welior, Joint nomi
nee of both Democratic- and Repub-lic-n
parties foj""5:nt Councilman
-
for Yuma and Mohave counties, was
repeatedly called for by the audience
and came forward and said:
Ladies and Gentlemen : We are
assembled here to-night to ratify
and indorse the action of our Terr:
tnrial Convention, recently held at
Phoenix. I hope and believe that
Judge Poller will receive the almost
unanimous support of the people of
Mohave county. When I he-.ird of
the nomination I wanted to see the
man, and have now had that pleas
ure, ana in conversation today oh
topics which interest the people of
this counts', I find he lully under
stands our wants, is alive to the in
terests of the people, and in my
opinion no man who votes for Judge
Porter will ever have eaute to re
gret it. Hon. A. E. Davis, who has
been nominated for Snperintcndent
of Public Instruction, I know to be
a competent man for the place. Tou
an Know mm. lie nas been an ar
dent worker in the cnuse of educa
tion, and the office in his hands will
be well filled. A few years ago Ari
zona had only a very small popula
tion, say from a very few up to 20,-
000. Now thin number has in
creased to 80,000 and upwards. For
merly our population was so small
hat oui Delegate found it more dif
ficult to obtain recognition in behalf
of the claims of the Territory for ts-
s sin-ice at the lianjs of the Genera
Government, but during the last two
to f.ur years our population ha3
been large enough to entitle the
Territory to a greut deal ot consul
eration, and yet she has h.-id none
an.i wuyr ine echo comes back to
me and says, why? I answer that, in
my opinion, it Is for want of proper
and efficient representation at Wash
ington. The Government has al
ways taken good care of its Tcrrito
ries, except Arizona; but no one ob
tains anything in this world without
asking for it, and I do beliere that
if Mr. Oury had asked for a reason
able amount of assistance for tle
Territory the request would have
been granted.
TELEGRAPHIC.
fSpsci.l to the IIsBAui.
Maricopa, Sept. 21. A large and
enthusiastic gathering, over which
R. E. Farrington presided, was ad
dressed by Judge Porter last evening
Ttie Judc;e made a splendid impres
sion and Maricopa is solid for him.
He -ias followed by Judge Van-
dever in an eloquent and pointed
speech that bore ringing notes for
the Republican ticket.
Htnce llobbcry.
Cam? TnoMAs, Srcpt. 20lh. The
stsge which left lure yesterday
morning for Willc-ix was robbed of
all mail matter by two masked men,
about five miles LOrtU of Cedar
Springs.
"Vellew FcTfr.
BitowKsriLLK, Sept. 21. Fourteen
new cases of fever.but nodeat!is.The
city is full of Matamoras people.
X-'erry Boat Explosion.
Lachkse, Ontario, Sept. 21. The
boiler of the ferry steamer, Richilieu
exploded this morning and killed
Duenetta, thn pilot, James Richard
son and Persellius Amiot, of Chat
eau quay (farmers). Q. Dugnetta, a
son or Ine pilot, is missing ana is
supposed to have been blown over
board Several passengers were sever
ely scalded by steam.
Cairo, Septe uber 21. The Gar
rison of Damietta refuses to surren
der. Fort Gliemi'cli has surrend
ered and the garrison was found to
consist of only eighty men, the re
mainder of the force having gone to
Damietta latt evening.
The President la Kew York.
New York, Sptcrabor 21. The
President arrived at o.ic a. m. When
he arrived a Jertey t i!y he had not
heard of the nomination of Folsci.
But when made acquainted with it
he manifested no surprise, no will
remain in New York for seven days.
He complained of the oppressive
heat at Washington.
Mannar re Prevented.
Cattaro, September 21. The
leaders of the Albanian League at
Scutari having resolved to m .ssacre
and rob the richest Christians in
cluding the English Consul, two hid
tribes maicned to bcutarl and pre
vented the massacre.
Yellow Fcvr.
Pkssacola, Fla., Sept. 21. The
situation is more gloomy. Four
new cases and six deaths. Two
deaths and several new cases in vet-
sels at thc quarantine.
ew York Democracy.
Syracuse, N. Y. Septenber 21-
The city is crowded with delegates
to the Democratic State Convention.
At session of the Central Committee
it was voted to OJly give a county
representation iu the organization
Of the Convention. Rufus W. Peck
ham was chosen temporary chair
man. Kew Yorlt Republican.
Sahatooa, N. Y., Sept. 21. In the
convention yesterday, order being
somewhat restored, the vote was an
nounced as follows: Folgcr, 257;
Cornell, 232; Wadsworlh, 18. Ne
cessary to choice, 249. Tho result
was received with tumultous cheers,
Warner Miller United States Sn nator,
said the friends of Governor Cornell
have labored incessantly to ecure
his renomination and moved that
the nomination of Judge Folger be
made nnanimou, which was done .
Saratoga, Hcpt. 21. The Repub
lican State Convention re-a sembled
this morning and proceeded to nom
inate members of the State Central
Committee. Among the State Com.
mitlee nominated are Collector Rob
inson, a. flail Carpenter, uenerai
Sharps, John F. Sroythe, ex-Senator
Piatt and Ames D. Warren. The
convention nomin-ttcd by accumula
tion Judgo Andrews foi Chief Jjs-
tice of the Court of Appeals. The
vote for Lieutenant Governor te-
soived, Piatt Carpenter, 210; Geo. G.
Hoskins, 112; James Tanner, 83;
Hamilton Fish, Jr.; C I arsons. 23;
Sherman Rogerp, I. Necessary to
choice 247.
Republicans In Nebraska.
Omaha, Sept. 21. The Republi
can State t'onvention this morning
nominated Hon. Jas. W. Dawes, of
Crete, for Governor; A. W. Age, of
Hamilton county, for Lieutenant
Governor, and E. P. Roggen, of
Lancnster, for Treasurer, after which
an adjournment was taken to 2 p. u.
LOCAL LACOXICS.
The only English thing that eTer
rivalled tho interest in this country
in Oscar AVilde, was the femal
English leg. Star
"I suffered horribly wiih imflam
matory rheumatism," sai l Mr. Chaf,
V. Baker, of If o. 313 Main street
Kansas City, Mo.; "I was helpless
bed for five weeks. St. Jacobs Oi
wss applied liberally, and one dozr n
bottles cured me thoroughly,
The Jewish observance of Day o
Atonement begins this evening at 6
Oclock. Their piar-es of business
will be closed until Saturday even
ing at the same hour.
About thirty men are employed on
the Salt River Canal in cleaning. It
is expected that the work will b
completed by the 1st of October.
The Ottawa(Kan.) Republican thus
quotes: Mr. Harvey B. F. Keller,
recorder of deeds, sys: I have long
been convinced of the merits of St
Jacobs Oil, and use it In my family
for rheumatism successfully
Ph- enix had a quiet little wedding
last evening at the Bank Exchange
The contracting parties were Belle
Church of New Yora City and Wm.
A Church of Vi'Iture. They start
in a good couatry and we hope
them all the prosperity that country
may afforJ.
An ex-consul of Great Britnin,
says thc .Brooklyn i.aglt, related
that Mr. Charles Townsend, Scdalia,
Mo., was cured of reumatism of the
worst kind by St, Jacobs Oil. In
dianapoli's (Ind.) Sentintl.
Tiic cot i on wood worm has aalu
become a nuisance on the sidewalks
Ciuld not the guest- of the county,
under the direction of Garflas, do
something in the prerais es ?
JRAKHIi-O.
ifAKHIU Sopt 21-t, 1S8J, at tho Bank
HTCixnr.ira Hotel, in Ph..enuc. A.
Mi-) llolie Phu-ch, of New York city. t.
Wm. A. I'liarch. of Vultnrc. Maricopa
couBty. Key. cairin i;uiitd omciatin.
219 Montpmery Street,
Under thc Rusk House,
Importer, Manufacturer and Dtaler In
ALL E1XDS OF
ini
White and Colored Goods rf every
description constantly kept on hand
and made to orde-; also Lnderwcar
of all grades, ready made and made
to order. In tact, making to Older is
a specialty with thi3 house.
Large stock of latent styles and at
lowest prices of Neckties, Collars,
Cuffs, Trunks. Valises. Satchels.
Blankets, Straps, etc.. Scarf Pins and
Meeve .buttons in endless variety.
Blanks for self measurement and
samples sent free on application.
HENRY HESS,
219 Montgomery Street,
Sati Francisco, Cal
Kbaxk ("ox, JoasrH tirti.L
COX 4k. CASXPBELl.,
Attorney at Law.
Orncs next door to Court noma.
BEHU A. H ELM,
Attorney it-Law.
PBESCOTT, - ARIZONA
nWlll
ICS is all the Court of the T
d ) i
orj.
LOLA B. LAWREY.
TK4cn sn or Till
Piano 1. 0?can.
PHCENIX. ARIZONA.
rrnsELL
10 000 Pianos
1,000 Organs
8m Half. Bar
f Manufacturers
From $24 to $1. 000,
ltL Kent or
4BtllRIMlU.
San Fr&nc taMfc
latent. Not. 11,1879. OH
Patent, Nor. 9. 1880. irtHiVl ,
Hedical Electrify
(The Onlv Ctnuine 1 Fixs Premim tie Fair
ElertroOliupit lie t- ,irT, lO; 1 Xaimrtta
BrlM, Extra ArP'tr.. llcstro-Haci. Jc UclU, 9
GUARANTEED 08 YEAR, BEST IW THE WORLD.
M ill positively cure without medicine Rheumatism, P
ral is. Neuralgia. Kidney Disease, Impotency Rupture.
Liver Disease. Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Sp-jul Disease,
Aruc. Pilcsand other diseases.. Also,
t f air i i n c "sify.v5"K3
caalKue. Hundredsof ctir9
tV Kairbct !-7iir irascieeo, t'al.
Furnish
Ms
3 "
-5 r-. :a m m
Arcaae
Brew
ery
AND
ChoiceWines, Liaors & Cigars
Wcmanufactiuethe FIN-ttfT BEER
iu the Territory, whi&h we ofic-r
for sale by the
We have leiluced the price of Beer,
and will hereafter sell a
Ten Gallon Keg for - S5.00
Five Gallon Keg for - $2.60
One Dozen Bottles forS2.00
We also manufacture a Superior
Quality of Malt Vinegar at 50 cents
per gallon.
OBDF.EH PEOMPTtY FILLED
C A. LUE, proprietor.
J03 WAGNE.l & Co.
Ka nfacturer ol
French BurrMill-S tones
Portable Mills
10s and 107 Mission Street
aob XT roa
Dnfonr A. Oo' Crlrlratd Untfb
Anchor Bolting: C?intlu. and
rnornl X ill fnrniNhln .
Paul 0. Ruben
DEALER IS
Cisrars, Tobacco, Yankee
Notions, Stridors' Ar
ticles, Stationery,
Cutlery, Can
dies, Nuts,
Newspapers. Etc.
Vasliint'n St., oppoMito XUf PI m
Homi'ttrnil Xotic .
Land Otficb at Tccsox, Srpt. 4th. 1882.
"Notice is hereby piven that Henry C.
fioeera h-' fllctl notice of lui intention
to make final proof in pnpDortof hU Home-
to::d Application No. 90. and secure final
entry thereof, and that tuch proof will b
taken before the Honorab e Thomas ti
Greenhaw. Pn;bate Jndjre lor .Maricopa
county, Arizona, at hi! omce, in rnoenix.
In taid cointv. on tho loth day ox October,
loci., at 10 o clock x. M. for the nootn-act
anarter. of pcction 2: township No. 1. north
of raupe Ko 5 eat, and mime, the fo'low-
inff aa hia witnesse. viz : George is. bteel
Ttoa K. Rogers, Natb-tniel Sharp and
Hubert B. Carley, all of Tempe. A. T.
IIxnry Cousins,
t8-5tw Regl-ter
Robert Sieinegger,
Vulture, Abizosx.
ASSAYElt.
Is thoroughly acquaint
ed with assaying in all
ts branches.
Aaaayer for the Central Arizona
Mining- Company.
0. J. THIBODO, flj. D.
Druggist I Apothecary
. .ASD DEALER IK.
BRUGS'KEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES
Perfumery, Brushes, Etc.
CAPITOL HOTEL
TOM W SMITH, Proprietor.
The rooms of this Dew Hotel are
all newly fitted uy, and furnished
with entirely new furniture
Everything is Neat and Clean.
Roo'H
let bo the Day, Week or
Month.
Board can
be obtained in tLs
building.
At the Bar can always be found
Wines.Liquors & Cisrars
For Sale or
Rent
A nice Dwelling and I,ot on Washing-
t. Frame home, lonr rooms and
Fine ell of we rat thc door.
,000 Rant. 80 vt month. In
Herald Offlgi B13tf.
I ton siri'ij
I ve aiidn
I Price
T. G, PARKER CO
THE AMERICAN
ESTABLISHMENT.
237 Keaent Steeet near Bush
SAX FRANCISCO.
Business Suits, $25 to $30
Dress Suits, - $40 to
t
NO shoddy Trimmings or Chinese
labor employed a few facta to
be taken into consideration.
Fit Warranted or no Sale
Mm Saw Mill
GEO. W. CURTIS, Frcpriefor.
To and one-half mil s sout'i of
PrescotL
Merchantable, Clear
Surfaced arid.
llustic Lumber,
Matched Flooring
Casings, Mouldings,
Paneling and Shingle
Having now aapleted, and in full
operation, my new Saw Mill,
I am prepared to fill or
ders for
OF THE FINEST QUALITY
In short, everything in my
line for the construc
tion of
FErst class Build
ings. TKKJIH: Cash on Deliver
All orders sent by mail,
or through the merchants
prompt attention.
Geo. W. CrjRTis.
U
I LUMBER LUMBERI
AT
Adams
PRESCOTT.
ARIZONA.
TTavInsr moved nnr mill five mllce west o
Preccott, on Willow Creek, Near Thnml
I5ntte. at a point witbin two miles of the
Miller road, i rar Imrt barings and hvi;w
comoletcd an eicellent road an ut Precci
we arc now prepared to lurnieh any amoan
or quality of
Jul UIBE
Shingles, D ooks. Sash.
Lathes. Elc. at Bedrock Prices.
BARLEY. CORN AND PhODUCE
kkeo In Kxchance for Lumber
PETER BRIX,
PItOPRIKTOR OJ? ras
ST. LOUIS BEER HAL1
Pucetix, Arizona.
AKt'FACTUKJSR OF
Soda Sarsaparill3
Orders from taa coantry tollcttsd and
SatUiactlon Gaarantocd to !'.
Addrns
Peter Brix.
W. A Rowe & Co
General Mercnandise
The attention of buyers
and consumers is called
to our two fine stors
at the
VULTU.IE AND TIP TO? MJNES
Every thinx needed
bv
Miners and
Prospectors.
Hftiii r a
mm ana mini:
SUPPLIES
A. Specialty.
w. a. howe & co
CITY
Transfer ani Parcel Delivey
AO. 3 POST STItEKT,
San Francisco, Cal.
inrr prompt
1 for and de-
SUSS
BOCaUT A SOLD AT THE
Horses broken to saddle aud bar
oess; sick and lame hsrsea taken
and treated bv the most skillful
horse doctor in Northern Arizona.
Safe and s-tylish saddle and car
riage horses furnished for all pur
poses. Several very fine you nar Ham
bletnnian stl!ins for sale. " flA.VT
BLETONIAN." ." ALMOST," and
" l'ATCHEN, " Btallions kept for
stud purposes. .1. J. GOSPER,
Proprietor Str Stables,
Prescott. A. T.
I. P. Bcknett, Manager.
utcra'ers
(elly &
"Wholesale and Retail Dealers n
ee
J m WUIj
FJutton Etc.
Diasonall' oprosite PottOjUce.
Good Alfalfa Pasturage
at my ranch, one half a
mile from Phoenisat the
usaai rates. Milk deliv
ered. in Phoenix norrx
icijj jtu.i evtii:..ig.
C. A. TWEED.
PILES! Piles!
Sure Cur Found at
Last! Too One FJeed
uiTerl
A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding,
ftchingand Ulcerated Piles has been
discovered by Or. WilMnui, (an In
dian remedy,) called Dr. William's
Indian Ointment A single bi.x has
c.iireil the v,-ort nrinin -ases of 25
or 30 j-ears Hiinuinjr. No one need
sutfer live minuteu after npplyinjr
this wonderful sonthicc medicine
Lotions, instruments and electuaries
do more harm than good. William's
Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays
the intense itching, (particularly at
night after getting warm in bed) acts
as a poult ieu, stives instant and pain
tiss relief, ami prepared only for piles
lichinir of the private parts, and for
m 'thing else.
Head what the Hon. J. M. Coffln
bcrrv of Cleveland ;iys about Dr.
William'd Indian Pile Ointment : "I
have used scores of pile cures and it
affords me pleasure to say that 1 have
never founrl anything which gave
such immediate and permanent re
lief as Or. William's Indian Oint
ment. For sale by all dmsrpistB or mailed
on receipt of price, $1.00.
McCarthy & Osborne, tvhetetala Agent
Denver, ColOTsii.
Henry & Co., Prop.
CLEVEI.AN . O I
Geo. D. CMark
WatchmakerJeweler
WASHINGTON STREET,
Opposite tfc PIbza,
A T.
Repairing fine watches made a
Speciality.
STHANGE. BUT TRUE
I HAVE MS LETTERS AIsD TES
timomalfl in my poscsfon provinar
Itert 'lTer to be a fpe edy and 6ure cure
for Whooping CoupU. Catarrh and lihea-Matltm-
It was jormnrly used only for
Cancer and Blood disease. It hns never
ffti!d to cure Cancer when URed according
to directione. W. C. KBEDHAM.
Box ban Jo.e.
Rid.neS67 Third Sbeet. t0-tf.
iayer
PASTURAGr.
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and Openiqg in a Few Daa
SAMARiTAf
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cures Epileptic Fits, Spasms, convul
sions. St. Vitus Dance, vertico, fivsterici
insanity. Apoplexy. Paralysis. Klieuma
t'Sni, Nouraltria and all Nervous Diseases
The Infallable remedy will positively
eradicate every species or iservous l.'e-
rftnpement. and drive them away fron
wheno ethey came, pverto return ft train.
It utterly dcstrovR the perms of disease
by neutralizing the hereditery t int or
poison iu the svstem and thoroughly
eraaicaccH ine aiseuse. ana utterly utss-
troys mo cause.
SAMARITAN NERVIME
Cures Female Weakness, General Drbil
ity, Leucorrnea or Whites. Painful lien
struation, TJlcernt'on of the Uterus, In
ternal heat. Gravel, Inflammation of thc
Bladder. Irritability of the Bladder.
For Wakefulness Rt Klght, th(re is no
better remedy, iiurinsr tue cuanffo ot
lilt, no Female should be without it. If
quints the ticivous system and gives rest
comiuit aaa nature s sweet siecw.
Samaritan Nervine
Cores Alcoholism, Drunkenness and thm
habit of opium Knt ne. Thc?e degrading
habits are by far tne worst evils that have
ever befallen Buffering humanity. Thou
sands dio annually from tacpn noxious
druH. The drunkard drink liqnor, not
because n? iiKes It, Dat lor tn vieasure ol
drinking and trreating- hla friends, Ht tie
tninksne that he is on nts av to ruin.
Like the Opium Ka'er, he firt uses the
drug in ema'l qaantitice as a harmless an
tidote. The soothing intlnence of the drug
takee strong bold upon its victim, lending
him on to his own destruction. The hab
its of Opium Eating and Liquor Drinking
are precisely v nnt eauuer is 10 aiimeLCive
nese. as over-eatinir first infiumes tht
stomach, which redoubles its cravings un
til it pat alvxes hotu etomach ana apper-.tc
So every drink of liquor or dose of opium
instead of eatfufvin. only adds to ltd Here
fires, until it consumes the vital force an
then itself. Ltko the gluttonous tapeworm
it cries GivI give, pivel" but never
: enoagU until its own rapac.ty devours
Itself. Samaritan Nervine gives isstant
relief In all such capes. It produces sleep,
quiets the nerves, builds up the Uf-nout
system and restores body aud mind to
healthy condition.
Samaritan ftervino
Cures Nervons Dyep.ep?ia Palpitation of
tne Jieart, astnma, ironcnitis, c-cronua,
Svohilis. diseases of the Kidneys, and all
diseases of the urinary organs. Nervous
debility, caused y the indiscretions of
youth, permanently cured by the use ot
this valuable remedy. To you, young,
middle-ag d and old men who are covering
your Buueringa as v un amauue oy silence,
look up, you can b saved by timely efforts,
and make ornamei ts to society, and jew
els in the crown of your maker, if yon will
Do not keep this a secret ionerer until it
sats your vitals. 0 nd destroys both body
and soul. If you are thus afflicted, take
Dr. Richmond s bamaritan Nervine. It
will restore your shattered nerves, arrest
premature decay, Impart tone and eiiercr
to the whole syiem.
SAMARITAN KEKVINB
cured my HUIe srlrl of fits. She was also
deaf and dumb, but it cured her. she can
now talk and hear as well as anybody.
I'sTEH K jaa, Springwe'.tir, Wis.
BAMARITA-N NERVIB
has been thc means of curing uay wlfs o
reeumati(ra.
J. B. Fi.ETcniB, Ft. CoUns Colo.
EAMAS.IT AX NERVINE
mads a sure ct of a sase of fits for my
on. i. B. Kau.8, Htattsvillo, Kan,
BAMARITAN NERT1J? E
cured me of verrtleo, neuralgia and sick
heaaache. Mas. Wm. II en bo.. Aurora, 11
6AMARITAN NERVINE
was the mears of curing mv wife of spawns
Kir. j. a. -dib, ocaver, r
SAMARITAN NERVINE
cured me ol apth.a, after spending ov 1
S3,uuuwitn otnr doctors.
o. 11. uonson, rew Aioauy, ma.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
effectually cured me of spasms.
JHIP8 i E v AnrK,
740 West Van B irtn St., Chicago, 111
BAMARITAN NERVINE
C-nred our child of-fits after civen up to
dlebyourfam-ily.it having: over 100 in a
hours. Henrt Kskf,
Veryilla, Warren Co.,
Tenn.
BAMARITATT NERVINE,
Cured me of scrofula after euflerlng for
eight years. Albebt Simpson.
I'eoria, 111.
BAMARITAN NERVINE
Cned my son of fits aftei anendinfr $3,400
with other doctors, J. W. Thoukton,
Clniborn, Ains.
I
BAMARITAN NERVINE
epilepti
Wm Ma
a stubborn character. Kit. n m Martin
Alechanicatown, &ld.
BAMARITAN KERVTSK
Cnred my son of Ats after havlne had 2, ICO
in eighteen month. AIp.b. B. Fobes,
West Potsdam, H. Y.
SAMARITAN KEUVISB
Cured me o epilcpny of nine yenrs stand.
in. Wibs Orlena Marshall,
" Granby, Newtoa Co.
Mo.
SAlfARrTAN ?ERTISB
Has permanently cured me ofopilepsyo
many sears duration. Jaoob Sittkk.
St. Joseph, Mo.
SAMARITAN NBRVINB
Cnre4 me of bronchitis, anthma and gen
eral debility. Olive h SI vint,
Ironton, Ohio.
SAMARITAN SEKVIXB
Has cnred me of asthma: also scrofula of
many years sta)dln&. Isaac Jewell.
Covington Ky.
SAMARITAN NERYIXE
Cnred me of fits. Have been well for over
four years. Charles Ifi. tlURTTB,
Obakls, Xonglaas Co., Minn.
SAMARITAN NERVINE.
is for sale by drnptrists everywhere, or
may be had direct from ns. Those who
wish to obtain further evidence of the
nrative properties of Saranriian NerviLe,
will plente enclose a 3-cent posiage stamps
for a copy ol our Illustrated journal uf
Health, giving hundreds of femiiuouialg
of cure from persons wt.o havw ur-eil Hie
medicine, and alo their pictures plioto
raphed after their restoration Lu perfect
hcalibr Address
DR. S. A. RICHMOND & O.
Wcild's Epileptic Institute-
as r. Kt T or Tii
f ARiZONA,
SOf.. LEWIS,
, Ji. r. KALEIV
Kales & Lewis
CORRESPONDENTS?
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Messrs. Lakiaw & Co.
New Yoit.
WILL PURCHASE OR
on GoM aud Silver Bullfn
ADVANi hr
on. CT.-tiiii: r
bonds and Warrants, Plscou niCom tne: c'.ul
paper, receive Deposits repayablo on do
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Gsnfral Banking ButsiNEea
Oflifn hoa, from S a. n. to 4 p. M.
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llinifig Engineer
ANL
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Assavins do:io In nil its brnnrlies.
Reports niadu on mi Lies at moderate
pi ices.
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Mi ana Silver, - $2.50
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