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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-25
Seminal Weakness

Seminal emission is the consequence of s-,s.,
 solitary vice or depraved sexual inJulgencs !; by the youth of both sexes to almost upIin;..! producing with unerring certainty the folox;ns "a symptoms, unless combaited by scientific ,o.sH - ures. viz: Sallow conntenance dark spots upSs "a s rain in the head ringing in the ears noise lks ,a
 of leaves rattling of charrio;s uneasi,ss. s n< loins, weakness of the limbs confused vi,o. N, teleet loss of confidence. dfHdence in approschs. gers, dislike to form new acquaintance Sis,.xs shuu society, loss of memory. pmples and - lions about the face hectic fushes furr,d ,o.ss breath, coughs. consumption, night sweas v v >' and frequent insanity. If relief be no, ch.ss should apply immediately. either in person or hv \ and have a effected by his new and s,;.,ss of treating this disease which never fails sf ss< quick and radical cure.
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Revised and corrected by tke author, E. de F e- M. D., &c., &e.
 A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of r,,.1 decline in man, showing how health is los, and S, gained It gives clear synopsis of the imped;n-s' marriage. the treatment of nervous and physs.I sss exhausted vitality. and all other diseases aprs-s thereto; the results of twenty years successful pr
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS ON ''MANHoop."-There is no nemh,, 4 ' ety by whom this book will not be found usef,i vs he be parent preeeptor or clergyman-l London T;,- CURTIS ON MANHOOD This book should h. ,,! the young for instruction. by the afflicted fr relief iniure no one.-l Medical Times and Gazette
 Price-One Dollar. by mail or express. Adar. author DE CURTIS, 520 Sutter Street or P. O Bs San Francisco, Cal. ..,l,l
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Ranch for Sale.

Four miles from Prescott, on willow Greek. Houses c,rals etc. living water, and forty under fence Win sell either with without crops Call ihs ranch lS miles north of the Burnt Ranch. B. F. CoPPLE.
 Aug. le ls10. 3m
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Estray Notice.

Came onto my premises, about August 10th ls76 one small gray mare, branded HC and a Sranish brand on le hip also Spanish brand left shoulder and wears a large bell The owner is requested 10 prove nronerty pay charges and take her away. CI HMT
 Chino Valley. Ang Is, 1876. anIs,l
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Estray Notice.

Csns Co ny ranch. July l. ls76 one bay mare with hnas is the face and mule colt about two months old The owner requested to prove property pay charges and take them away. l.. A. STEVENS
 Willow Greek, Aug. , 1876 u
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Estray Notice.

Came to my mneh. August 9 1876 one red steer four years old branded on len hip The Is requested to prove property, pay charges and take him away
 JOHN STEAMER. Ash Creek Auc. IS 1876
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Estray Notice.

Game Q my ranch Skull Valley, a light brown horse, brsndA wkits eft hind foot The is requested so prove property, pay charges and take him away
 kLhL- l.. D. MILLER
 Prescott A T., Aug. lsth 4
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The '@ aMiaer.

The goddess of liberty, as beheld by the Brooklyn Argus:
 Above her path the newborn age Its misty banner furls; The dews of Freedoms second morn Are flashing 'mid her curls. Her claws are in the hair of Fate Owhat grip she's got, And on the peaks of Kingdom Come Her eagle eyes are sot
 The Rons far before her stretch;
 She's bound to see 'em through, And stir the blood of coming time
 With Yankee Doodle do. The Burlington Hawkeye tells of surgi, cal operation in which Milwaukean had to be amputated in order to save his ear.
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NEW ASSAY OFFICE,

THOMAS PRICE formerly of the San Francisco As saying and Refining Works) having fed up the old Pa cc Mail building, No. 52i Sacramento street corner of Leidesdor Assa- Office and Chemical Laboratory. now prepared to make assays of the precious and use fui metals and their well as complete or partal analysis Of all minerals Salts Waters or other substances that may be desired
 His office will be opened for business on Monday. May ls and he hopes that his long residence and exreepee in his profession will enti,le him reasonable portion the business of his friends and the public generally sp3
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N o Y | c F.
In the Matter of the Estate of DONALD DORIE. pecea

It appearing ;o tho Judge of said conrt by ne F-s ms day presented aud filed by John Rasher. ins - is'rator Of the estate of Donald D6bie deceased F
 TOT an order of sale of real estate that it is nec-. selI Inc whole of the real estate pay the deoc r ing against the deceased, and the debts, expesss charges of administration IL is therefore orcefeo Judge Of said court that all persons interested tate Of said deceased apf before the Probate ', @ "ednesday' the 9th day of September, le7o ,,... a m, al the court of said court in the shL .s trescott and county of Yayapai to show csu' .s order should not he made to the said admnisfrs" Js the real estate of said deceased and that cop! | order oe published four successive weeks in ne l1 INNER a newspaper printed and published lnrrr ln @
 lage and county. HARLEY H. CARTISSs-
 Probate Jsss August g 1876. siL-
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N Q T IC F.

Having gone 10 Cerbat to attend court my chess please consult with Judge John Howard and oousn worth Esq on any legal business that rss snS my absence. MrTRAT MASTEkS~
 June 5 1876
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between James Fine and Daniel Martin under the firm of Fine & Ce. July 3st, 1876 dissolved by mutual James Fine will collect and pay all debts due to from the late firm. JAMES FINE.
 DANIEL MARTIN Alexandra, Yavapai Co.,, A. T., Aug. {, 1876. A
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PRINTED BLANKS 2. h.EGSEHk -....roR. arTA Location Of MIninS Claims,

FOR SALE AT THE MINER OFFICE. No Rrespscsur or Miner should 70 into the country ~ilost sappy q thsss very handy ssd ccrssct ready ns&s ncticss-
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Syphilis in all ifs forms, Seminal weakn,S. Nss etc, etc. Skin Diseases of years standing s.s Legs. etc. successfully treated.
 DR- GIBBOS hss 'he pleasure of anneu,s;,
 has returned from wishing the principal Hozp;.s, rude, and has resumed practice. s a
 The Doctor has srared neither time nor ,,o,.- ing out new remedies. and has returned r;,a sA facilities for the allevia;ion of human sufr., no
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-25
Horse Power For Sale

Ihave exceient horse power suitable to any kind of Arm work cucA nills etc, or any light ma chissy vhioAu win sell for eost and freight
 WIZ. WILSON.
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MEDICAL.
To the Unfortun.,.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW RF,rrn,..
R. GIBBONS DIspENa.,,

A NO. 623 KEARNEY STREET. ,' >S " conmereiai san Francisco. sIe ye
 N trance on Commercial Street r...ssS> E3 1854. for the treatment of Sexpal s-s.
 lS Diseases. such as Gonorrh.a ci.s. S4>
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Tuesday, 18th day of August. 1876.

The sale pursuant to the above notice postponed un ui Saturday August 26th al the hour and place
 ED. F. BOWERS, Sheriff
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JUST ISSUED.--THE 2OOth EDrnr
 M A N H O O D.

Revised and corrected by tke author, E. de r. o- NJ. D., &c., Sc.
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cHRISIMIS ~ EEfHLLHEM
4 Procession Before Davbrcnk TO the Grotto
ni HE NnIiNIlY.


h'l'l I'd" ut 'l-Hl '"'N on 'Nll-iults i+N',
af h .f'rr hastily arranging our .lIet4. W. were
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" ''''- '' '''
iN lh} .Ne' s4t e. pres natives l an parts "t
fh.. t.4.. Ine dishes consisted 4 varieties Of
e.. ana. .,t.t.. d,,.,,,, 10, ,l....l ,fr,, ,,.i.
''" "'' ~ ''''' = " W. so .'- ''"N' Nv ''''''
NulfN lfcuth ai liall % COOKS Understand %
wtu There w. good B.tLl-hcm vino. made
, i n. a., ~,
"' ti' '' "N' '"''' ''~7' '"" NN''"'N' "'"' "a
81 cAl cuN %, hu. not single Or p e milk nor
arc-,. rluia be- obtained h.f re twelve o',l.. k
fli, t,.t, tcs ni,d Greek, tu me T. tt Ar. y.rv
Ill.,. tn+it ot,..rt,u IT H.. III
I.. t..rl.ffI.,, -rr,l,..- ,,,r. ..rn,rI O., ia
begun no tnfae O'clock IA lie morning. and lie
Oh. r.rfrru Ia fholr riiu- 10 Tx. -,ft.. r.. Z
1..u IA - IA ,.ir ne MONKS nryIn, rrntni.oi "a
n,,ak. ali Az two Oh. TX. when "A c.it AL, latt
"A al U.r .Je l.rfu.e U,.t- tthtIl-l..-t fvo
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THE MCRDHR ~ me rrRoL.
The Case OF "a husband suspected of TLrow-
ing his wife over IA Irectplco,
ftnm Me LoMiln I,iellupA.

Truth l. again stranger than lictiOn, as "A
cas-" winch yesterday cane nlaIly before Nr.
Naughnn auundantlN proves. some m paths nEO
am English lady who possessed IN ter own right
cOnsidc raole money. After the IN rfia-e the
husband and wife went for a tour on IA. Cotti-
tent, and the wife either tell down a ofcririce
or WIS pushed over %. 10 seems. as well as can
be made out thul Nj and Nrs. De Iuutyillc in
their journey through the Tytol mad To- pass
over r. edged by o dangerous prcciulce.
they lcit their carriage aud lursGed their lur-
G0uryille made his appc trauc. al the next Motel
and SAID that his WIFE q fallen over ths etge
OF the cllU. HIS manner was go strange THAT the
loo i police were put VI ou the alert
II was found THAT the account he had given Il
his wfc's death was obviously inaccurate In
many respects His 1rst story was that she had
Hen over the edge Of the cllf. He gave, bow
ever another version t. tine effect that bee hal
had qu sriel with her, and that she had letled
over wltl the delil crate intention Of commit
ting suicide. This mystery WAS Investigated In
Austrlf, and De- Iourville was acquttel.
DE lUlrXfflp after his tguufffaI -Itff tho 80, ma
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II New York, aud he knew It would not live
thcrc long. 80 he brought u here,
Under tho good care Il mother Brown, the
moor habe soon revived. Then the women and
the men gathered round 20 i. at II, and the
came near It. II held out Its hands .nd caught
him by the beard. Jack kissed the little one,
ami the women laughed and when Jack turned
away IA bis tear was iounn on the cnud loIe-
head, and the women slid, Here, jack lets
brptize IL. what shall We name itf
" Then ia X ne looked solemn moment. and,
taking or his fur clp, he said Iuis Is CHRIST.
mas morning, so let Us coll the babe Chtistiana.'
" Next day Jack heard That tnc BODY OF an I'M
known woman had been found floating in the
l. ~ river. jack ne goes to the Morgue, and he
makes sure that its the mother Of the child.
lie comes back here ana he s.ys, Mother. I'm
agoiug TO bury That woman respectable Ike
They don't give him much trouble the authors
ties. They say, You want to bury the womAn2
All right; take her, Aud they takes her out
~ the red box, puts her in the cofin Jack
the red box. aud tears On tue card OF the uu.
known woman. and nails W another card, and
one dollar; wish there were more liko JACK.
Nv ell Jack he gets " subscriptions and we
had a funeral, and took tho unknown woman to
Greenw ood and buried II. Then Jack paid for
tue ground and for marble cross on which !.
printed, Chrstiana. died Goth December, 20.
W hen Jack came home ne made that ere wood
and say he. T Aot6er nay be the f,thcr Of that
child Will relent, and for the mothers sake DO
well by the child"
"And what became OF the childf" sked, rs
Any Rugs paused for II moment to rclsht the
little black ripo that lad gone out whils sue
+" The child!" answered ANY Rags. looking NJ
! me stcHdftstly, Nuy the enid 4 up stairs.
! She the Queen Of the II ne aud Rug lica'r''
! & operative Association uf Ridge street. Nhrn
/ Jack lN dNlnk Dee turns 70 me ana ne Vs.
! Mother, take care Of the child. Al leave be-
! hind ne Is hers. shes the Queen here; you're
| only tue boss.
| " lnat hcr dong said ANY hags, pointing
with prCe To On iittie he1ls OF cluth, NcNrt'
sliks, satins, ana linens. y ihtl-tY VINO ht- :
! Thought Of ASSERTING them thihgs Ike the and
! Ul@ ~ uctp OF money the child makes Tor US
WINS arr ,ugrm,nt.'
Any Rags hero h.. cked the ashes our 81 her
! hUl- ,l.cN tipe' ana locNnF the door nenlnd
/ ID. r lc4 the way through u AK, narrow hall' up
| 90 tr,' rt3N uisht .tnr5 . ,
| Aif' dF tur voice. - cuuurcn' slnElhE anu
! u INK. tcslundtd 81 inscll IN thls diiN,
! s.""nlN lock- lhe suriil llc 81 tue car lilN
/ aqua '"0 ."I@ Oh I'R Joiuti ~ tue htI.f
/ 81. .,is 81 we yte.il'-' nome vl the weary
| weary NNINeI, Oh NlN-' street.
ANY hAss threw o. 70 a door ana led the way
/ 10 - ! iE' '"'' Nietr me NV ehllut'u were
/ sau't'i l'Att 'r' mere wa, no iltnity gre 10
/ il, I".ul' ~ ''',l- 'l tie nor; o'uiuS nut
! 'h'-e ron ~ wee lhr 'hN' ''t.hel Wal- we
gore an tNtIt Nitutcu Win pictures Gus
a. h'W-p'P.I- N''f inc WINDOWS NfIe
W. EI',u ft'.ll- 'N,f stahl-' w.err ia %, :
tnf w. Ntil,il NWrfs INA, had EVIDENT!
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OWE or GRANr,S rICTORIEs.


DETROIT, Dec. 0-Some twenty
AGO, Grant having recently graduated Mt West
Point, was stationed in this city. Now, the bar
racks were situated just outside the city limits.
and to get to his quarters, from the business
portion Of the town, Grant wa obliged TO walk
long distance through unfredrcntcd streets
and past vacant lots, several Of which belonged
to Oh ,ndler, who at that time was the most
prominent wholesale dry goods dealer in Detroit.
IL so happened one night among he wee small
hours that precsdo the day, that "a Grant aud
two or three Of hi. boon companions were
meandering to quarters, Grant slluned down
and was so severely wounded that he had TO be
helped 10 the rear by his brothers in-arms. In a
few days, IA soon as he had become sum
ciently convalescent he again went over that
battle Held and taking down the number Of the
vacant lot. he sought the Registers Office and
hiding that Chandler owned the lot at once
called ON MIN at his big store. and stating his
case In the presence Of his witnesses claimed
damages on the ground that the snow had not
been shOvelled from the sidewalk, a. the law re-
CURED ana That the rains and frost had changed
the snow Into ice. charging that his smash ny WIS
entirely owing To ther9 being Ice on the track
so that the brakes wouldn't work.
Chandler heard him through, aud instead OF
coming down handsomely, he wouldn't pay
damages worth a cent. On the contrary, he
poured out the walls Of his red-hot wrath upon
the heads of Grant and his com anions; told
them, among other Things, that they were "A dis
grace to the army and to the city That they
were hAbituay coming to town, frequenting
the West rum holes, drinking tangefout whis-
them to stay al their quarters, keep sober and
study their tactics
Grant retreated In good order, saving all his
men, and not even making a speech. Old Zach
supposed he hnd won signal victory. Not SD,
however. Grant Immediately commenced suit
against him. and there being q city ordinance
lining every one who did not have the snow re-
moved fr M the Sidewalk within twenty-four
hours, Grant gotta Judgment every time the snow
fell and as Chandler owned a good many vacant
lots, he was fretted and worried all winter with
petty lawsuits that always went against him,
uutil nnally lie concluded the best way was I q
make friends with the young solder. ana he
sent note to him, asking him to call at ms
Office Tor the purpose Of making an umcable
settlement.
Bat Grant ddn't 50 a second time into the
euemy,s stronghold. Instead he sent word that
II Old Zach wanted 20 see him for an auirat IT,
Interview he could come where ne wa, adding
that he had some powerful tlnglefoct AMI some
large flll pippins. Chandler immc !iStely Of
dered his CARR Ige and drove TO the barr tck 3,
but all That WIS ever known outside the quar-
tiers about that interview Ia that Chandler did
not return to hls place of businc that dav. and
that Grant aud he have been intimate friends
ever since.
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M.iRRIED 10 q NOBLAMIN.


SrrrrGARr. Dee. about year ago
tie family of the late LIrlnl Andrews Of New
ADrk cane 10 winter in stuttgart. An only
daughter. iu-t blooming INTO w0mnuhepl. was
tu. central l-ure. The FANNY uNcl M elegant
comfort. lueN iouuc friends among the best T
SUITE Hj. Among tht sult'is who clMmed the
rcg.td e Miss Andrews was the Graf EoerhurI,
frmz lseph Hcmricu Won Linden OF ur,cm-
ttr-. iie was acun. @s ca 'uheraiu To the
h 100. of " Aitrluher-. and COUNCILLOR OF Legation
10 hr Ministry 81 Foreign 81 tr. m stuttgart.
In tie prime of lie, iu person strong, erect. anl
easy ..ii r. !iu 81. Doe SO well LcuAied t. m Ike
an agreeable nm preston In anv society. lie be.
came Detroihed L. Mis- Andrews.
tlc uttl tIiu ri,s II wedding in Germany
ar formal. From th' announcement 4 tina
euu 81 trias ole her va tue closest re 1tious
tNr tur He's " th' contra 'iug persons. ia TINS
ra-e tAis g. etsunt fratetui2tl'n was crowded
info -inlle week bN the arrival oi Mrs. Loring
Andrew ani Mis-, Andrews. no earlier than
\ ~. - ron ftil. lhr afei 8 ~ 'o1nt Lner-
bard d preceded them hvad ~ from Dresden.
From that time un tine two flmics we're con-
-tautlr tos.thrr. 90 tAe &,,h tht Qleen Il
" uUcMhcr. ace rl.d them % private r. option.
Thou followed cnferi inmeuts and interchange
Of clurtc-le-. Meantime the tr0u--cnu h ii
arrived from Paris. and wa- duly .dnirrd. BOT
excessive 100 quauUlN, 10 WAS = the VcrN highest
w0iknaurhi. The hriiai Or - consisted Il
ricA aud heavy WHITE .teia,-c. Win SATIN uiIt-
OF Nnrh Wa n,lrd WITH pearls. aud MS hnisacd
wltl AN elegant prtri iruer- u' bodice Was
! square cut. with clu-"- ifing sleeves. \ deli
cate d, ialin- ose, head ANA lace, aud a
| Wreath of orange blossoms fIr tle hAIr, CONE
ON the weda,ng morning. at lo:l5. the parties
| L. the marriage. accompanied ty six bride So
maid-, siN groom sncu, a'tI s.NiN guests went
! Go tIr tucl'ut (Ailplt CAurrn 81 stuttgart and
! the ptrtY Wff hastily takrn Hcru-4 town TO tDe
/ brslltlll Ult.r Iu-li-h lLuuri s. catherine s.
wNets the mari Ee service OF tuat church was
! performed. az the ~lN young women who sup
| puried the hrid" two were country womcn Of her
! Of Phi.,drlphii. he company next repaired tu
the KING lriN ne - I'n "a the kdaiGsunn used
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s. n0rri shurg. Worth. rautlc.phh
-. Ab,ssiIiA, Muipnl, Liverpool Dee. y via Qu ems
town 10.
- Wyanokc, couch, Eclmoni CITY Point, and Nor
folk.
state OF Texas Bolscr, Galveston Dec 10, via he,
VS. A.
:. Geo W Clyde. ingram. Charleston Dec 20.
g. HuliNlI, SMALL tI1-gIN Dec @.
= tAulhJ!1u- Frazer ChaslOttctown Dec 10 All
Halifax 10.
lirg Ost0lln. D0rp Havana.
Nr- ~l,ll VI Lnld. 40 qua.
Brig shannon. Moore. Dcuerqrl via Bermuda.
br- Naiuicclt Illatoa. Esp sItD, uAVre.
Prlg Anne Wauace Strttiu.
AtO the usual river ud eos Wis va~ssis.
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g. /. nuiau,y x O. - - broadway. corner Astor
lcD. Ire nunac nr- lnNi 90 90 Clu ana tAulu, me
" lft,D MNr rtNiug u rhlIe. IL makes three kinus
- -.e'N- iir.c frfl tw' whole -pnnl- without -uut
Tie ur ulnnin also -tt-t PARIS anu New IOrA patterns
rOmcIOS'- Tru--Vs aic hy I'm the hest IN usc.
A. ur l'} ag lomcr.y Iru-- too 40 broadway.
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ITT7TI " NJ FTTTTT
StDuNltr tplfuX does not appear t. know
DO l.- 90 trt uir-sin- lace cHi expect l. iu Doe
i.rtD' .ci. H-Ilul4 mo-, tncrcf Irs, force him
So. INTO nubIc n,ilce ap.lu Ntlh the untruahle
tNcUrH fNt tue lresiitnt Of the senate can
tluut the 81 .ctord votes because mat officer
uH If ni unanimous consent m liNl. Muou.
~tuuN.Or q FAX saws TINS can be auuc, It b, a
good reason. al least On moral grounds, ~ ue-
44cNiug 81 tau not.
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5usrntss N0iitts.


W u 7 N
The FUR That n monarch warmed n bear"
" Soy is tlIc winter Of our discomfort
Dc glorious summer by inc iul- OF KNOX.
Shakespeare improved.
Muif-. = cl-h Robes \ lar auI tueau assortment
Tor sale Pos KNOX the Halter @i3 ruHVay corner VI
Futon It,, Or under tifh AVtnuc Hotel
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POOR JACK AND Any RAGS.
TIE VAR JICK EOTND ON CHRIST
MIS- ETE TEN YEARS. 400.

Rag pickcrs' Association OF Ridge street
THE Pet of Woman who Began Lille us
n Dancer IN Nomad MOuutebank show.
Seven stories Of brick and mortar the
last three, by their fresher look, indicating how
Tho entcTprslng landlord had kept pace with
his tenants, il the abode Of Any Rags. There
,rc three buildings, all dark and chcerless 50
tall that the sunheams never dance I'm the mar
row court ward below. The houses are occupied
filled with Italians. Chinese, French and Boz
hemians II is "a colony Of ragpickers, como
from all pats II the world. In the dark, damp
cellars, where the light Of day never shines
where, from morning to night aud from hlght
TO morning. burns continually asicky, hickerina
oil lamp. Is the vast laboratory Of these patient
hard working people. They sit In groups. mere
IRE three. there are six there are twelve men,
women aud children. They know no rest; 1t is
work, work. work, inccssant work.
Down the dark alley, into the narrow court
yard, tho nrst door to the right, Is the abode ~
ANY Rags. There was no need of knocking the
door opened suddenly, aud voice said
"where are YOU going therer
1t was Any Rays
Standing six feet bare armed. broad shout
iered, a turban ON her head, short black wipe
In her mouth, blind OF one eve, the other cat
like IN It's 1erceness, owing to her working
always in the d rlS. shining with vicious ustre;
her face furrowcd deep with the marks Of small
pox. aud several ugly Jumps on her head aud
arms, stood ANY Rags, the boss OF the Ias ani
bone pickcrs Il Rilec street.
THIS was Any Regs's o1lce, bedroom, parlor,
dining room, and general deposit
Any Rags can neither IL q nor write' an yet
Ihe knows the names of all the workers oi
hat vast laboratory, and makes herself UNDER
stood by the Chinaman. Italian, md bohemian
IL easily A. she does bv tn- El-tsh aud lti-h.
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MIRINE INTELLIGENCE.

NM TURF AtNASAc-rtf7 nAy.
sun Rises. ~ sun ati-...... ,' M1ll set. n
l % rflr-Ift. b.
Sandy HO06. l 90 Gov. Island. . q. icl GUe. OF
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Ihon t,N, 70 dose ot QIirk'- l'itt Tea, the
sr.a. 80 DO remedy. frcc =. ,eu,s pAce &c. .i40.
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Nv .u'uc-- ~ tire stomach. NtN q 30 80 o.,
outl.trs uutu cau-e aul ,u.c t.-Au.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-07-14

Thomas Cherry, who owns the Victoria mine, between the Senator and Washington, at the head of Maple Gulch, has struck ore that in appearance cannot be told from that which Frederick & Co. arc taking from the Senator and working in the mill. MT. Cherry showed us q specimen, on Saturday last, of which he says he has large body that by assay shows we'll; also spe- cimen from mine found by him on Slate Creek, which, although it is galena ore, Mir. Pletz found it, by assay, to contain sl17.79 in gold.