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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-02
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.

San Franeisco-L. P Fisher, Rooms 70 & q Mer chants Exchange, California street. Thos. Boyce. No. 90 (second hoor) Merchants Ex change. San BerndTdin0-Samuel Rerge. NeW Tork-W. II. Ferris 3Jl North 22d street.
 ARIZONA. THmd-Schnieder Greirson s Co EhreRb1g-A. Frank HicksnbVrg-A II. Peoples. HGrdyrIie-Jas P. Bull. Wallapai Mining Dfstric.-Cory & Potts Cerhat. PhGnir-J. T. Asap. Fdsf PhGni5-W. B. Hengs X Co., IiOrcnce-Jos. Ceiling 7ucs0n-J. S Mansfield.
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N IC E.

Notice is hereby given o all persons inter es;ed m the town site of Phoenix MareOpa County that on te d day of April A. D. 1875 the o said town site will proce off to the persons entitled to the same according to their respective interests the lots squares grounds which each the actual or constructive occupants thereof shall be entitled By order of the Commissioners
 VIM. A. HANCOCK
 Clerk of the Board of Commissioners Phoenix, A. T., March 18th, 1875. nrIgt3
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-02
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emission is the consequence of selfabuse This solitary vice depTayed sexual indulgence S practced by the youth of both almost unlimited extent producing with unorriBg certainty the following morbid symptoms unless comtated by scientific medical ures viz Salow countenanee dark spots under the pain in the head ringing like the rusting t leaves ratting Of charrios uneasness about the l0ins weakness of the lnhs confused vision bunted teect loss of confidence ddence in approaching stran dislike io form acquaintance disposition 10 sun society loss of memory, pmples and various erp toBs about the face hectic fushes urred tongue ted breath coughs. consumption night sweais. wonomapia and frequent insanity If relief be not obtained, you should apply immediately. either in person or by letter and have effected by his and sci ntihc mode of treating this disease which fails of eectng quick and radical cure.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-02
MEDICAL.
To the Unfortun a te.
 NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES! DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,

N NO. 623 EEAREY STREET, CORNER CON- Al V DaeTcisl. San Francisco. Private entrance EKH an Commercial Street. Established in le54, for Ee1n The treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases, yEd7 such GyuOrrhea. Gleet structure syphilis in all it's forms, Seminal Weakness, Imp0;eucy. etc., etc skin Diseases of years siaNing and Liberated Legs e;e successfully treated.
 DIR GIBBoN has the pleasure of announcing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals Of Europe and has ressmed practice.
 The Doctor has spared neither time nor money in seek ing out remedies and has returned with increased facilities for the alevlation of human suffering.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-02
Cured at Home.

Persons at distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing letter 10 Dr GbOn, stating symptoms. length of time the disease has continued and have edi- cine promptly forwarded free from damage and curiosity to any particular part of the country with full and plain directions for
 Persons writing the Doctor will please state the of the paper they see this advertisement in.
 By enclosing Ten Dollars coin in registered letter through the PosOflce through Wells Fargo O., pac of medicine will be forwarded to any part of the Union.
 All communications strictly confidential.
 Address DIR. J. F. GIBBON, my22ly. Box l .957. San Francisco California.
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HI \ L'S SICiLsAN HAIR REVIEWER.

This standard article is compounded with the greatest care
 IL gray faded hair to it's youthful color.
 IL removes all erupons itching. and dandruf; and the scalp by it's use becomes white and clean.
 By it's tonic properties it the capillary glands their normal vigor preventing badness and making the hair grow thick and strong.
 As dressing nothing has been found efectual or desirable.
 Dr A. A. Hayes State Assayer of Massachusetts says of it. Il consider the best preparation for its intended purposes"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-02

A sTArIsrIcIAY estimates that courtships average three tons of coal each.
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S U NJ M Q N = :.

S U NJ M O N s. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA SS.
 County of MOhave.
 In the Justices Court in and for Mineral Park in the County of Mohave, the Territory of Arizona to THOMAS MRLN ILLE:
 iou are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in the said County of Mohave Thursday the 18th day of May, A D. 1875
 at 10 clock a. m, to answer 10 the complaint of Alder Randall admins aor for the Estate of SAMUEL ToDp deceased for the sum (" Forty and sixty dollars in gold coin Tor merehandize sold o you by Samuel Todd deceased m hinerai Park Aszona Territory. when judgment will oe aken against you for the said amount together with costs and dazages if you fail to appear and answer 1875. AC HASKFIJ' ' ' l2-it Justice of the Peace for said Cou,,,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-19

EATING WHEN sIcK.-It is a custom
among a certain class of people, when a
member OF the family is sick, to begin at
once to ask, NOV what can you eat ?
Every one has heard the story Of the man
who ate eighteen dumplings when he was
sick. On one occasion, when engaged on
the eighteenth, his son said, PA give me
a piece ~ "No, no, my son, replied the
father, "Go way, pas sick" When a
young man has been suricited, in season
and out OF season, until exhausted nature
gives away, and a fever is coming on, the
good mother Is in trouble. She anxiously
inquiries, NOW John, what can you eat
You must eat something. People cant
live without food" Then comes toast and
tea, etc. The stomach is exhausted and
no more needs stimulating or food, than
the jaded horse needs the whip. What is
needed is rest, complete rest. nineteenth
OF the acute diseases might he prevented
by few days starvation, when the first
indications appear. don't mean COM
plete abstinence in every case, but per.
haps piece of cold bread with cold
water for drink. II such policy were
generally adopted what ruin would over
take the medical professionalism LC'ris.
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A CooI Reputation 10 Have.

A Young man had volunteered, nnd was
expected daily to be ordered to the seat Of
war. One day his mother gave him an
unpaid bill with money, and asked him to
pay IL. When he returned home at night
she said, "Did you pay that billT
"Yeq,' he answered.
In few days the bill was sent in sec
ond time.
II thought" she said to her son, "ihn'
you paid this?'
~ really don't remember. mother; you
know I've had 30 many things on my
mind"
Out you said you did,"
"Well," he answered. 'if said did,
did"
lie went away, and hi. mother took tho
bill hersclito the store. The young man
had been known in the town all his life
and what opinion was held Of him. thi,
will show
If am quite sure" she said, THAT IN,
son pnid this some days ago; he la4 heel
very busy since, and has quite forgotten
about II; but he told mo that day he had
and says II he said thOn he had, he squit
sure he did"
"Well" said the man, ~ forget nbpu
it, but II he said he did, he did"
Wasn't that grand character to have
--Ibris,i1n WssBly
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lEoH hIIlcl"HH ""WlWHl'
Cigars are not cigars. The original
name tor cigar was kdbdcO, and the orig
inal inventors Of modern cigars were tho
red abOrigines Of Cuba. The native
appellntion for the plant out Of which
cigars are made was CohiM. The snspi.
Zion that such is the case must have
sprung up in the minds Of all Intelligent
persons who, on examining Il box Of LA.
vana cigars, discovered on the outside Of
il the fact that the cigars were made in Il
faJricd de tdJdros, which-ds everybody
knows or does not knOw-mOans manu-.
factory Of cigars, and Of course, not u
mandatory Of tobacco.
The finest cigars that can be had are
the Vigucras, which are made Of the
finest leaves, right on the spot in the wgaS,
and which are rather expensive, and even
for any amount Of money somewhat diff
cult to procure. The ordinary price for
Vigueras Rcgalia lmperal--a 7.inCh
rigar.-ranges between 5000 and $500 per
thousand-nOt in New York, but in
Cuba.
Many smokers, and even Cigar.dcaIers,
in New England, are somewhat confused
in regard To- the proper Interpretation of
some oi the names they SEQ branded into
the cedar boxes. People often feel quite
confident that they buy Or sell aparticn.
lar quality Of tobacco in the cigars when
they give them the name Of Rcgnlia i'm.
perial, Regalia, Londrcs, Dana, Entr'-
operas, or any other Of this class. The
iact however, Is that these names desig.
nate only the sizes OF the cigars. A Re.
vnlia imperial measures inches, n
Rppnlia britannica is n little smaller, u
Londres ia Of medium size, the Damas or
Entr'operas are quite thin and small, fit
IN be smoked in The pnuses between the
acts nj the door.steps' or in the smoking.
room of theatre,
The quality Of the tobacco il indicated
by the words supcrfno, fno, superior, JucnO.
The color and strength of cigars Is stamp.
cd ON the box with matpro for the strong.
cat o,turo for the next in strength,
colorado for those of medium strength, and
fldro for the light ones. The intermedi.
ate shades Of the cigars are indicated by
combining two Of these termsthu colorado
maduro signifies that the cigar il little
darker, and coiaraio cidro that it is little
lighter, than coiaraio should he.
There are two words which must find a
Mace in The tobacconist's gIossery-name-
h, the words which stare at yoi in every
street Of every town in the world Of more
than 500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and I'uclu
dbajo.
The mystery OF the word vegas is moth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-19
Our steubenvlIIe Letter.
STEuBESvILLE, May IS,

STEuBESvILLE, May IS.
Editor Intelligenoer:
Although quite an amount Of building
Of new and repairing OF old store houses
and residences is progressing in Steuben-
VILE this season, yet there il not as much
as in former years, The shadow OF the
great panic still fingers here, money is in
very sluggish circulation and trade dull,
and under these influences there is little
tendency toward Improvements. There
has always been quite an extended coal
traffic connected with this city, but now
the workmen in several OF the largest
shafts are ont, which adds to the gloOmi-
ness ofthe financial outlook.
The question OF building 4 bridge
across the Ohio to connect with West
Virginia at this point is now being agita-
ted, but despite all the advantages that
have been figured up in its favor, there
seems little prospect at present Of the
work being begun.
1t is now probable that Mr.. W. K.
Allison ofthis city, formerly editor Of the
Herald, in the days OF the papers glory
will remove to Fort Wayne, Ind, to take
charge Of the Republican organ there.
A strong EFFORT is being made here to have
Mr.. Allison, again assume control Of the
Herald, us great dissatisfaction is being
expressed with it, present management.
During the time Mr.. Allison had charge
Of the Herdd, the Republican party won
some Of the nOblcst victories in the State,
but since his withdrawal from the paper
"rousing Republican victories" have not
been chronicle in this county As the
coming political campaign in this State is
felt to be almost national in its import
nnCe, it is desirable that all possible force
be brought to bear in the contest, and it
is hoped that Mr.. Allison may be prevail
ed on to return to the Herald and assum
control Of its management.
"Palmers News' a paper recently start
cd in this city has gone to the wall Much
sympathy is expressed for Palmer, as he
was poor soldier who had done good
service Tor his country, losing ley in
the war. 1t being impossible however,
to run paper with no basis or capital,
poor John had to go down. Palmer was
doing one good service here however, rs
II was only through him that Steuben-
willie was having any additional represent
tation in its census, Of journalistic pro-
jeny. Last year hc--his wife-ncrcased
the census to the extent Of u pair Of twins,
and some weeks ago presented triplets.
The other journalists here arc likely to
be OF little benefit to the city in this re-
sDcct rs they are nil. Conn. Doylp. Cnmn-
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4 Psychological Dissertation from
Walker on the Capital Dues

From the Charleston Courerl
rho ISrrIIInryrrn nathan that on
A., oon ,.., ~" .,o.n,L.., Tn,mn
'he @V'" INST '"' S'e""'"""' r"''"'"
Graham may he expected at the Charles
ton wharf, "Iikc the ship Argo on the
Colchin coast in ouest Of that golden
ns.a. I,,. C,.i,I,i,i., .n .lan. " ,Lo
,'ceet ''nt '"l''"''"'r' 80 "V"' " -, Wv
hearts OF the corner LOT Of men "l Ma
nawha."
We don't know that the analogy will
hoIJ III true man named Jason with
n lot Of piraticaI fellows called AFRO.
no,Its did 90 meanderinp abont the coast
"f Coichis nm n nIunIcrinv rxncdition
similar IN that mcditatri by lhc Wheel.
inc nconIe, Tint inr there /. n wonder.
mi narnIlelism in tho two incursions.
But when the pc0ple Of Colchis got out
thrir Injunction, in the shane of n most
nrodirioms guardian serpeni, and placed
Il in charge Of the golden fleece, Jason
and His crowd of buccaneers didn't
nnblish mn argument against the validity
or annlicahiliiy Of the Injunction pro.
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acknowledgement
TIE YOUNG WIDOW.

She was modest, but not bashiul,
Free and easy, but not bold,
Like an apple, ripe aud mellow,
Not too young, and not too old
Halt inviting, half TCpLlslVe,
Now advancing and now shy,
There Is mischief In her dimplc,
There Is danger In her eye.
She has studied human nature,
And Is skilled In all her arts;
Shr has taken her diploma,
As the mistress Of Ill hearts,
She ran tell the very moment
When To sigh AMI when 10 smile
q, q maid Is sometimes charming,
But the widow all the while.
Are you sad how very serious
viii her handsome face become,
Are you angry she il wrelChCd,
Lonely, lTlendlcss, fearful, dumb,
Are you mlrlhful2 how her laughter,
silver sOnllling will ring out;
She can lure aud OatCh aud play you,
As the angler tlOes the tnDul
Yc old bachelors Of forty,
Who have grown 40 ball anil wise,
Young Americans Oi twenty,
With the love- looks In your Dyes
YOl may practice all the lessons
Taught by Cupid before the fall
but know little widow
Who could win and fool you all
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-19

TnE consolidation Of the II. Louis
GioJe and ~, lhuis Democrat, two frat
class newspapers, was tolc contaminated
Monday by the appearance n the Globe
Democrat In making the announcement
Of the change, tho Giobc myS;
All the departments Of tho new paper
will he greatly improved, except that Of
morals and politics, which ntc already
perfect We intend to publish the heal
newspnpor weRt Of Now York and W.
shall start with a circulation second To
that Of very few dnilic' in the United
SLatca.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-19

A REMARKABLE SrRISG-DE KALD,
GnMER County AZ A SUMNER REsoRr.--
We desire to present to all whom IT
may concern an item Of interest. Ills a
delicate subject Of which We desire To
speak; and whether to "go it blind, or
study we'll our words, 40 that they may
not offend fn'tdious ears, IL Il question
that bothcrs us. We will do the best We
can, however. In the yilingc Of De Kalb
situated on the Kanawha River, in Gil.
mer county, is n spring. The virtues Of
that spring are powerful, in some res.
poets. We know Of more than half a.,lOz.
en- cases where that spring has proved II
fountain oijoy. In plain words, several
childlcss couples have gone there "ior
their health" And behold they soon
Became pntcr and mater iamiliaa. Sons
and daughters, in this land Of freedom
| Whptp-
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are desirable especially to married Ieo.
pIc who haven't got any. And thisspfing
has never failed 10 bring about the desired
result II has been the means Of largely
increasing the population Of Gilmcr and
Lewis counties; and plenty Of the water
was wasted. II il not the spring De soto
searched for, hut we presume that iia
qualities (as we have stated them nbovc)
are OF sufficient Importance 10 give II n
worldwide reputation. Wcspcak by the
card when we sny it's results arc sure Tor
We know personally Of many instances Of
its efficacy. "Comc ye lisconaolntc'-
drink largely Of this glorious spring
water, and then brush up your nursery
rhymes. - IYsdon Democrat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-19

A FAMILY At MishnwOkn, Ind, rccciy-
ed from some unknown source several
complimentary tickets to circus which
was 10 exhibit on n recent evening. All
the inmates u the household went, and
when they returned found that their
dwelling had been broken into and rillc,l
Of everything valuable. II Ia aupposed
that tic burglars sonl the tickets In order
to get their victims safely out Of the
way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-19
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY
OggIcR PEABODY Insurance Co.,

WnEELIS0, ". Va, April ., 1878. !
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April list, 1873, aud
Its unGx pred hrG business has been TGnSuTCd by
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, ~ shown by the Resolution aud Certificate an
neXed hereto. All claims Tor loss or damage that
may occur after " o'clock April ISL 1915, under
any fire policy Issued by thG Fire and Marine In
sufancp Company, and In force, will In adjusted
and settled by the IhNbOly Insurance Company,
}. v. /. HODHElL
Assistant SICTelnTY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-19

ReIo'rei, That the proposition Of the Pcab0ly In.
sllrnnce Company Of Wheeling, for the reinsurance
Is hereby Ncccplrd, nnI tho President Of hi, Com.
pany, together with McSSrs. Reid, GOShOrn and
UlIricn, arr hereby appointed u committee 10 con.
snmmalG the transfer Of reinsurance Provided,
TINT upon examination by the committee VI the
assets Of the fCalNdy Insurance Company, II Is
found to IL perfectly responsible.
Signed e. II COLLIER, ScC'y.
lSIgncdl A. WILSON, l'rCs'l.
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Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
or Wheeling, w. Va.
CAPITAL, 100000
Office No. 6, Mcclure House Block.
DIRECTORS;

Is prepared 10 take carefully selected risks on
Stores, Dwellings, Barns, Churches, River CargOs
&c.
The Directors and Stockholders arc mainly the
Elnlu US Oi the Old Fire and Marine Insurance Com
plny charter, which expired after u years COntin-
uOus and successful business.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
Satisfaction rs TO rates aud fur dealing guaranteed
ANDREW WILSON, President.
C. H. COLLIER, SCcrCtlTy aDlJ
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We have accepted the Sole Agency for the
Etna Iron and Nail Company,

And offer the Trade full stock Of Bar,
Hoop and Sheet Iron; n complete assert.
ment Of Nails md Steel; Blncksmiths' aud
Mechanics Tools and supplies Wagon Ma.
terials and Carriage Trimmings.
Soliciting patronage for our new house,
we shall endCavor to merit favor by bottom
prices aud guarantee quality Of all goods.
SCIlMULBACH, nANKE & co.
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JOHN REID,
a. WILSON,
WM. s. GOSllORS,
rlIOS. O'BKlEN,
Committee.
aR8H
WHEELING, March ol,t, 1915.

The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
solIcts continuation Of the patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
satisfaction, by fair dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements
WIN. BAILEY, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
Nc. ARTHUR, Secretary
~. H. ROGERS, Assistant ScC'y.
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wnEELlS0, March Goth, 1915.
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Business LOtiOn Tor Us should DO addressed
"FFeW 1 Campbell" and should In no case DO I'D.
dressed 70 ellheF Individual member OIL the firm BY
name.
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50 /, No, .. No, O. 30 T.
coLUMNus AND INDlANAroLls DIVISION.

Nos. !, O. Q and I run Daily to nnu from Cincln.
natl, All other trains Daily, except sunday.
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INSURANCE.

Organized In 1891. RsOFganI'sd In 1875
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A general BANKING Exchange ind Collection
business transacted with fidelity and prOmptnCss,
thereon.
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums to suit
New fractional Currency and /, ., aud tc. coin
always on hand for the accommodation II the
public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers bankers
and others solicited.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

BD-The above prices Rrc InVarlRbe. Remit al
our risk, In Drafts or Poat0fice Money OrlsTl, and
where neither OF theae can b. procured, sand the
money ina Registered letter.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-13
Mrs. Tilton to be Called by the Defense

New YORK, April l2.-The Tribune
tomorrow says that motives of delicacy
alone have not kept Mrs Tilton from at
tending court during Beechers testimony :;
she expects to succeed him or follow Cleve-
land as the closing witness for the defense
Beecher's counsel have determined to call
Mrs. Tilton; it is known with certainty
that Judge Nelson has declared that he
will allow Mrs. Tilton to testify, provided
both sides consent to it. Public sentiment
demands Mrs Tilton's testimony. Beech
er S friends are satisfied that it will corobo-
rate Beecher in every important particular
and introduce the needed narration of cir
cumstances under which the defense allege
that the confession and other papers were
forced from her by her husband. IF they
do not get her testimony it will place the
plaintiff in the position of excluding it
| This, they believe, will strengthen their
case before the jury and public. The di
rect testimony of Mrs. Tilton, under oath
will be given to the public.
Once during his testimony to-day Beech
er broke out in his blunt way to the effee
that Mrs. Moulton could not have used tn,
expressions attributed to her, and thel
probably remembering that she had sworl
to them in court, added, after long pause
l-"Of her own account"
Surprise was expressed at the order t
the officers given by Judge Nelson at tn
close of the MORNING session, to see tha
the jury was not spoken to while, at least
the court was in session. On inquiry o
the Judge it was learned that Morris ha
complained that some Of the plymouth
members had been needlessly polite i
saluting the Jury.