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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-05
"TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL"
SWORN STATEMENT
OLA
BOSTON POLICE OFFICER.


H. R. STEVENS;
DEAR SIR;-From exposure took sick about nine
years ago with Rheumatic Fever from which suf-
the fever found myself suffering with pain in my
side and constipation. which brought on the piles.
/ consulted physician, and paid him over 5000 for
attending me. and ali the while was gradually
growing worse, Then one physician after another
vas employed until seven Of the best physicians of
On consultation between several of the leading
physicians, they concluded my complaint was asth-
ma and general debility, had great difficulty in
breathing, and an inhaler required to afford me
breath. Through the treatment Of one physician |
fully tried ali the medicine that each phy sican pre-
seribed- From my long sickness, and the vast
amount Of medicine used to overcome the great
pain, my kidneys became badly affected, and suf-
fered excrutiating pain in the small Of my back,
with great difficulty in passing my urine,
One physician said was diseased all through my
system, and he regretted that he could give me no
hope for health. My suffering from Indigestion as
50 great that It was impossible to keep any solid
food was broth from oatmeal.
also took a prescription from celebrated Ens
glish physician, who said my trouble was Bronchitis
and Dyspepsia, took Is bottles of medicine es-
pecially prepared for Dyspepsia. and have used a
great deal OF medicine from apothecaries prescrip-
tions ! have taken Sarsparilla until you could
count the bottles by the dozen and indeed | have
given nearly all the popular advertised medicine a
rage over hours sleep night for years
A brother policeman urged me to try Vegetine
but for long time refused having got complete
~ ulsCouFdktu upIu luOCu " III
out any benefit however, after urgent persuasion,
concluded to try 1t. and before had used one bot
tie could eat and hold on my stomach beefsteak,
thing had not been able to do before for years
indeed, obtained more substantial benefit from the
fret bottle Of Yegetine than from all other medi-
cines which had taken. | kept on improving. and
kept on using the Vegetne, until was perfectly
cured and able to do duty all day eat and digest my
food, sleep well at night. and am now 40 pounds
heavier than l ever before in my life and am,
think, living contradiction of the prophecies
of the most learned medical talent of y ew England,
for with all OF their combined wisdom they could not
accomplish so much as that simple vegeta BILE medi-
cine called Vegetine TO which / am indebted for
health, life and happiness.
EUGENE E. SULLIVAN,
367 Athens ST., Police Station A.
SUFFOLK, ss., BosToS, Mass, Nov. %, 1875
Then personally appeared the abeye-named Eu-
gene T. Sullivan. and made oath that the foregoing
statement is true, before me,
HOSEA B. BOWEN.
Justice of the Peace.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-05

Yegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-05

SUFFOLK ss., BosToS, Mass, Nov. % 1875.
Then personally appeared the abeye-named Eu-
gene Z. Sullivan and made oath that the foregoing
statement is true. before me,
HOSEA B. BOWEN.
Justice Of. the Peace.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

night provided the wInd does not rise A large blow from Truckee has arrived and started with seven engines at soclock, fol- lowed by two wrecking trains and goo labor CTS with orders to clear the track before re- urning. The track is clear for the present.
 San Francisco, March 16.-The following is stated as the contract between the Govern ment and Flood& O-Brien: The Consolida- ted Virginia and California Mining Compa- nies propose to sell seo,OOo.0OO worth of ore bullion to be supplied at the Carson mint and to take in payment the amount of gold contained therein and five or four and q half percent bonds at the market rates. Delivery to be commenced immediately and to be completed by the 4th of July.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
The Fryer Process.

In our article of January f5. We common
 ted upon this process, so far as it had been
 made public, explicitly declaring that we
 had nothing before us except the descrip-
 tion and drawing of the roasting apparatus given in this patent of NIT. Fryer We ad-
 mitted that this might be an imperfect one, although, ofcourse, if the patent is to be held valid, 1t ought to give description which would permit any expert metallurgist to op- crate the process. This is the sole consider ation of which an inventor is protected by law. He gives the knowledge of his inven- tion completely to the public; and the law, in return, secures to him the right of prop erty in it for a certian period But the pat ent before Us did not give the details of the whole process; and We could not therefore, and did not, criticize the whole process. We have since been overwhelmed with criticisms and replies, challenges and defiancies, to which We pay no attention, for two efficient reasons. First, We decline to allow ourselves to be put in the position of condemning MT Flyers whole process, before we know what it is- Secondly, we do not regard assevera- tions of success, while the details are kept secret, as evidence worthy of our regard.
 Processes heralded with glowing but mys- terious announcements, as reyolutionizing the art of metallurgy, are usually swindles. MT. Flyers enterprise having been unfortunately attended with some of these features, We took pains to say that we did not rank it in that class. We know some of the parties concerned in it, and believe them to be quite sincere. We had, moreover, the impression that they gave prof of their sincerity by spending their own money and not trying to sell stock to an uninformed public Those who have since intimated to us that this is not the case, that the company is secretly sell ling stock, and that our article has damaged its interests in that respect, are hereby in formed that We shall pay no attention to such vague insinuations. So far as we know, the company is clearly and fully entitled to the credit we have given it.-[Ex.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

HAcKBERRY MILL.-Hon. X. E. Davis O, Mineral Park writes to Judge Rush under date of March 18th, as follows:
 am happy to announce to you, that We have made successful start of the Hack. berry mill. We commenced to crush ore last Wednesday and run till Saturday (yes- terday) without bobble, when we shut down and gave our friends an old fashioned egg nogg blowout. The mill started of and run as though it had always been at it. (Rube Wright, our millwright, has made a commendable job of it) We started on second class ore which pulped sl6s to the ton. Tomorrow We start of on $3O0 ore. and you shall hear of solid bricks next.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

At banquet given to Senator Sharon on the Sth of Feb. at San Francisco, the bill oi fare was engraved on plates of solid silver in size 64x44 u inches, and of the thickness oi quarter-dollar piece. On one side of the plate was engraved. Dinner to Hon. Will liam Sharon, by hisold friends of the Com stock lode. Palace Hotel, San Francisco, February sth, 1s76." On the reverse ap- peared the bill of fare. Each guest on leav- ing took with him this costly nemento of the occasion
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

DoEs IT MEAN REsuMPrroS.-A dispatch to-day from San Frncisco, if it be true, seems to have more thai ordinary significance, and looks as ifthey were preparing to place silver in place ofcurrency in the process of resumption. Why the Government should contract with Flood and O'Brien for seO. .O0O,- 900 worth of silver bullion, unless it be to make circulating medium of it will be hard to understand, and yet the dispatch reads as if the trade might already be &C., accomplished. If present prospects in the Peck mine hold good as they go down for another hundred feet they can send over here and get another go, 900, 900.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT CAMP VERDE

EDITOR MrSER.-The monotony of camp life at this Post was thrown into a terrible state of confusion yesterday, by the follow dispatch appearing on the bulletin-board:
 "Banning's bill, as amended by Springer, reducing the Army to 10000, passed the House yesterday, by two-third vote This | bill provides for the more effective organiza- | tion of the Militia, so that in case of emer- gency the Notifications now garrisoned by the Artillery, can be supplied by State troops; and the Artillery, now serving in Eastern harbors, to be sent to the frontier to perform the same duties as Cavalry and h. fantry. Regiments to be consolidated. and supernumary officers to be mustered out The bill to take effect within six months from the passage of the Act"
 The Bill" was first discovered by Lieut..
 -, who rushed frantically from house to house, like ''calchas" bearing the news. "Old feuds" were forgotten in the excite ment of the hour. Mothers left their babies to cry, and pies to burn up, while they talked reduction, over the back fence. "Ajaxs" became weak, discussing the un- gratefulness of an "ungrateful Republic;" dogs were kicked and went bowling to their kennels. The Hospital danced apolka with the Commissary, while the Telegraph office threw double somersault, and brought up on the other side of the parade ground. The Adjutant rushed for the Commandant and awoke him, who directed the Officer of the Day" to turn out the Guard" and take Dr. Reagles back of the Hospital and have him shot, in compliance with the 49th Article of War7
 Later-The shooting of Reagles took place at sunset. His body will be crema- ted tomorrow, and his ashes collected in & can, and distributed amongst the poor. =
 Camp Verde, A. T., March 9. 1879.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
PIMA IrENs.-From the Citizen of tn

PIMA IrENs.-From the Citizen of tn, i1th:
 Mr. Tom Ewing received letter from tn, Rescue Mine, Globe district, on Wednesda, last, which states that at the depth of sixty feet in the main shaft they were taking out ore which surpassed in richness anything previously known in this rich claim Thi. claim bids fair to even surprise, by its wealth those who have most faith in it.
 We were lately shown, by Mir. Tom Rod dick, assays of ore from the Elipse and Mag nolia claims. in the Yellow Jacket vicinity The Eclipse ore shows 64 per cent copper, and $3'5 iu gold and silver, to the ton. The Mag nolia shows s3 per cent copper, and $ls4 in gold and silver, to the ton.
 Escobosa's train brought in a new and complete assaying outfit, for Blakes projec- ted assayeris office.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

TEAN DROWNED AND MAIL BADLY DEMoR-
 ALIZEp.-Last week we mentioned the non-
 arrival of the California mail due Thursday
 night supposing it to be detained by the
 snow storm. On Friday night it arrived in a
 badly damaged condition and the mystery of
 its detention was thus explained: Owing to the flush condition of the Mohave River. the driver due at the Fish Ponds did not reach there on time on the 5th. and when he came at P. NJ Vim. Stewart, the driver who re- iieved him, thought the river too high to cross, and waited until six when he took & horse, tried the water and concluded he could make it. He accordingly started in and reached the opposite bank where there WAS a small pitch to pull up. The horses were in water not over three inches deep when the blackboard struck the pitch and was swept round by the swiftness of the current into a deep hole, and in spite of all the drivers ef. forts the horses were dragged back into the stream wlrre they lost their footing and were both drowsed- The blackboard foated down the riverabout 900 yards and was se- cured with rope to tree by the driver. On the morning of the 9th, the water having fallen sufficiently the backbosrd and mail, which was lashed to 1t, were gotten out an- other team procured sad thry cane along The team drowned was about the best span uf horses on the line. worth not less than el0n h
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
SHERIFF'S SALE

Notice hereby given that ey virtue of .a exeeuiion issued out District Court < the Third Jndieiai Ds ,rc, n and r the ccanty ef Yayapa in the Te,ey of Arizona tested the 2sth day of August D. lesi ID the cause of N L Griffin against Geo E. Berry. ssd to ne directed and delivered have levied on and taken all the right title and ineres; of the ssd Geo Berry so the koung property vii: The Rasehe knovn as the Quar,r Mountain Mil Site eontAuinG one hundred and sixty 6O) of land bounded as follovs Cemmene ing al forty yards C$o due north of the old mill and running eighty rods CsU east thence one hnn. and sixty rod (e south th-pce one hun tired and s1iy eD ros wesf theaee huoired and stxfy roas 6 north thence eighty rods (o) east te the place of be.inning Situate abou, l3 miles m Prvscon so1ih n Yavsrai county, Territory of Arzona together wita all the tenemenb and Improvements thereoa; which will expose for sale al pubic vendue the law directs Thursday the 18th day of March. A D. lsse. st Il o'clock ID he rvnoou s the Coars Heuss ID Presctf in Yavspai eousiy. Arisopa Territory.
 ED. r. BOWERS
 Shsra of Ysvapai County Prescott, Feb q le16 f25t3 The le puuast io the above ocsice is postponed un- tl Monday the 2h day of March ss he saDs hour and place ED F. BOWERS. Sheriff.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

EcLrrsE-According to the almanac makers, there will be partial eclipse of the Sun. saisr- day, March 18th, visible throughout tbe United States. Al San Francisco it will begin a, eight minutes past eleven. A x, and end forty-eiebt minutes after cne. F. N. The size of the Eclipse will be eight digits. A digit, in Astronomy. is understood 70 mean the twelfth part of the sun's diameter; therefore supposlng the sun to be one footncross, the Eclipse will hide eigbt inches of its surface, two inches more than half its disk
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

LEAP-YEAR NEcETIE.-"Miss Longhead, who loves us, has had the goodness to manu. fracture for our benefit leap year -necktie We acknowledge its receipt but are too deeply affected to do so in fitting terms now until we have worn it one night when if We are not strangled we shall be ready to nego- tiate further with view to procuring one of a more substantial, enduring and endearing pattern.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

The New York Graphic says:-Tbe bill now before the California Legislature, provi. ding that wife beaters be publicly logged, ought to pass. It is high time to revive the whipping post for few of the most cowardly and brutal crimes. A man who will strike a woman cannot be disgraced. There is only one way in which he can feel the wrath of of society-on his own bare back.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N O T c E

To W. Gosd or ssy oshes psrsoa deriving thesf nus by deed fs, original casors in that cersain ms era, bsariax auarsz lode ledge vein knosu e the Peon,ylv.nis loeasoo stusi.d in wsllaPai mining di,tr,ct Molave county. Arizona Territory.
 You are her~by notified ths, you de not within ninety day, from the of this notice pay fo the under .rpeS ., Chloride Mohave coanfy, A r. your profor- rsual rurs of expenses incurred said mine or oc ,.p a, required by the Congressional law. approved May io,h ls73 the undsrssned will claim tFfetnre o' xc,, ,,,,,s, i. said mine. o. GROOM
 Chloride March a ls7H nri'dS
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
N O T IC F.

To John Fznk. L-C- Weiboarn R N Poxsoa. or say osher P<Dss < persuos dsriviag their title hy desd from the iecssn in fhe s. Chari Consolidated .isse ode ~ vein Gtusted in wslIaFai nisiog distret No. hsvs cOsafy, A. T..
 You are hereby notified ihss you ds not within nine days iron the service of this noce pav to he uner Gg.ed ss Cerhst Mohave county IT your prouo,. nosal Fan a the expenses incurred said mine or a- uos, e required by the Coagressioual law approved My 10 e72 the uDesrgned will claim foefsssur, ol ye~ isasssss in ssid nine. EDWARD SMITH,
 THOMAS AULLIGAN Ssf's1. Ssrcn iese- mfl7doo
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

TBE death of I. Pitman, st Santa Cruz, California, will be noticed in its proper place Nr htman had many friends in Ari- zena who win regret to learn of his death.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

WE are indebted to F. w. Blake. Agent A. and N. M. Express Co., for . copy of the San Francisco Chrcuicle of March I1th in sdyance of sise Msif.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
MARRIED.

Al the residence of Judge John Howard. IGr.tna Greenl South Monterums street Prescott March l3,h ls76. by J C. Otis, J. F.. Karl Esser Mss Matilda Thien.
 In Tucson March 6. ls76 by Justice Neusass Dr Pc. ter ThomAs and Mss Refugia Suare1
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
FRIDAY, MARCH l7, 1876.

THERE is greet excitement in Utah over the discovery of rich mines south of Pioche, near the Arizona line.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$50 GIVEN AWAY,

FIFTY DOLLARS WILL BE GINEN AWAY ss MOONS KENO ROOMS. to-morrow ts.t- urday) evening, at ten o'clock.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

AS viii be seen by advertisement Fisher vin continue his attractive sale to morrow meraise.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

A: Simmons Ranch, wiizmsso Valley. March l5sh leso of injuries received in dismounting from horse Jenersoo Davis son of P. E. Hawkins aged Is yesn
 March at station Silver King mine Pinal coun- Y. A. T., M- J. Roach, formerly of s. Louis, No.
 In Tucson. March g. Hattie Dsvis aged month
 In Santa Cru1, Cal. Feb 25 1876 of lung disease | ffman formerly eishter in this asd Mohave couuties Decsased was . native of Nova Scots. aged about % years
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
WOOD YARD,

ooo of all leagths ssd qu2ises st our YARD q, oVUowiN STREET. n<sr Campbell & Ne<'s sboo
 All ofdsrs ief with L. BashSord Co or uith P.pr,,, e-fy Expess, viii b. promptly attended ts. Pfeseott. Jsnaary 2. Is76
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
BORN.

In Tucson the 3d instant, to the wife sf Captain C. Smith, U. S. A., a son.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

On { ofnIn he Pc work ranch
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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17

Not attoru, Cerba cation sand beariu drei ( 1Sistrit de&cril omce .
 Com west to rrxl thence ,iuea ssSu.e mce EAff theao
 ston6 1 riHt eorne fline b ,Gila ( dtsfnn
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-17
PRINTED BLANKa Location of Minine Claims,

FUN BALE AT THE MINER OFFICE.
 NO frospsesos er Nisss shoaiA TO into ts. s..,x v1sssst ssppiy ef thess very hsrdy s,d eerret s1v Dads sofcss- "s-y
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-21

of Serna and is now in his possession and several other important places according to report seem to be more or less demoralized.
 Tucson, Jan. l6.-To-day's Sonora mail confirms yesterdays news. Fully twelve towns have pronounced in favor ofSerna and Revolution. Serna now has now 2000 troops under his command.
 The Mexican people of Tucson on receipt 1 of tbis news hired a brass. band and paraded the streets. --.,.,..---..---,--s-s---
 News from San Carlos is that the Apaches are busy putting in crops and that all but one band of White Mountain Indians have arrived. All reports to the contrary not wthstanding.
 | There is good reason to believe the re- maining band will soon come, completing the successful and peaceful removal without the aid of troops in any instance.
 John'L. Stephenson died almost instantly of heart disease on Wednesday evening.
 The Supreme Court adjourned on Wednes- day until next Monday, after hearing three cases. Judges Tweed and Porter are in clined to hear no more until the arrival of Chief Justice French.
 ! The Southern Overland express was rob bed in Cooks Canon between the lMirnbres and Rio Grandc on the night of the Huh by American highwaymen of S4,OOO in bull lion, and a large amount in greenbacks taken from the passengers. ,ot
 Tucson, Jan. l9.-Extensive preparations are being made by pr. and Mrs. Lord for the marriage of Miss Flora Tweed to F. L. Aus | tin tomorrow. Gov. Stafford, J. b. Wilson and others have just returned from Globe Dist. with seven and half tons of ore for shipment to San Francisco which they count worth Sl, 800 per ton. They go back on. the 21st.ss
 The Supreme Court has decided that the bondsmen of George W. Barnard for defalca- ton of about 900 in the Prescott Post office some years ago, are liable for the amount. The judgement of the District Court is affirmed.
 Groves vs Alsap, for possession of the of- fee of Probate Judge of Maricopa County, is decided in favor of Alsap the present incum- bent
 Yuma, Jan. 2O-Small-pox is reported at La Paz.
 Steamer Gila arrived from Mohave this morning and leaves tomorrow to meet the steamer from mouth of the river to assist in bringing up freight and passengers, the river being very low.
 Yuma Jan. 2O.-Passengers by the Gila say soldier was murdered some time ago by three other soldiers for his money at Camp Mohave and his body was recently found in a slough. One of the murderers has confessed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REDEMPTION OF COU NTY w AR NTS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER !
 PRESCOTT, Arizona Jan. 2l. 1876 { will pay, on presentation at my office County War. rants drawn the respective Funds of Yayapa county of the series of 1875 ns follows, to wit:
 COUNTY GENERAL FUND Numbers 24 to fl inclusive
 CONTINGENT FUND. All outstanding warrants
 The holders of said Warrants hereby notified that interest thereon from the date hereto and that if the be not presented within days the funds set apart for their redemption will be applied 10 the pay ment of warrants next in the order in which they issued JOHN H. MARION,
 Treasurer of Yavspai County.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-21
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2l, 1876.

| AH acco,tuts for ndcertisinq and sub scription ,rhich becGlse due on CT before he first day of February, and al biQs for legal adrer- tisements which appeared in he Miner prior 10 that date are paya5le to John H. Mari0n. All accounts aecrming since that date are payable to T. J. B'al.r, the present proprietor.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-21

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-21

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-21

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-21
Lost.
N o T c E

To Joha Dcan any other person persons deriving their title by deed from the original ioca;or in the Eclipse ledge lode vein situated in Tiger Mining District, Yavapai county. A. T.:
 You hereby notified that if you do not within nine sy days from the da'e of tn notice pay the under signed ,o J. P Harrsve, al his office in Prescott A. T. proportional part of the expsnses incurred said mine location reqdired by the Congressional law approved May 0 1874 the nndersignsd will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine-
 SAML W. WEIR Prescott Jan. 2l ls76 d9o
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-21
Most Desirable Property
 FOR SALE.

BUILDING I6x52: STABLE l4x2l. SUITABLE for Mechanics Shop a Business House Location the Plaza Price q 600. Arry at this office jan2ltf H. ASHER & co.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-21

w@UHK WEED REMEDY 0R 0REGOH RHEu VS ussic Cure, a; DR- KESDALL'S Drag Store