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The Arizona sentinel., 1878-07-20
DIR. SPIN NEY & co. |,

No. II Kearny street, V'REAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL Il diseases.
 YOUNG MEN
 Who may be suffering from the effects of youthful follies or indiscretiOn will do wellto avail themselves of this, the greatest bOOf eyer laid at the feet of suffering hu- manity. Dr. Spinney will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dollars for every case of weakness, or private disease of any kind or character, which he undertakes and fails to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often accOmpan- jed by slight smarting or burning sensa- tion, and q weakening of the system in q manner the patient cannot account for On examining the unna-y deposits a ropy sed iment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color will be of thin milkish hue, again changing to dark and torpid ap- pearance. There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause, which is the second stage of seminal weak ness. Dr. s. will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and a healthy restoratlon of the genitO-urinary organs.
 Office hOurs-10 to and to8; Sundays from 10 to II a. Tn. Consultation free. Thorough examination and advice, S5
 Call or address DR. SPINNEY 6G CO, 36-tfl No. II Kearny street, San Francisco
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-07-20

ANOTHER revelation Is said 10 be con- lcmplalcd ill Sonora Don't believe it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-07-20

GRAND OPENING. Lord & Williams, TUCSON, ARIZONA. Will display for public inspection one
 of the Largest and Most Attractive Stocks Ever brought to this market. They have arranged to have arrive Monthly complete assortment of such goods as the people of Arizona may want
 and they can sell them at Wholesale and Retail, CHEAPER than they can be afforded from any other market, not excepting the much extolled Guaymas
 Route. We have taken especial pains to import fine goods such as we can warrant, and ib the line of
 NICE THINGS TO EAT. We have endeayored to cater to the tastes
 Of all.
 We have complete stock of Dress Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods, Clothing
 Hats, Hardware,
 Carpets, Gum Goods Drugs and Medicines, Boots and Shoes, Crockerys Groceries and
 Provisions
 and complete assortment of SutleTS' GoodC. Close buyers will find it to their advan- before purchasing elsewhere.
 LORD & WILLIAMS.
, 1878-05-25

OIp BEx WADE. have been anx-
ionsIy awaiting message from the late
senator Wade. II has come. The B,''t-
ner Of LiqH publishes a communication
from him in the spirit land, which cau-
not fail to fill the friend. of the deceased
senator with sweet delight and Infinite
amazsnant. Mr.. Wade l. represented rs
saving Of his new abode; On ov-Ty
hand, waited by every bg"pz', comes the
sweet surprises surprises that shall LIT
each mortal beyond h,5 or her c'mprc-
hension when uskcryJ luto the everlasting
rest. All Is new and strange, hn5 S::'''l
soon know INV work, a,,. vii hast 10
fulfill my spirit mission Ny home IS
beau,ii,l - surrounded hy ever thns
lovely aud ENJOYABLE Improbable Jny
fills my soui as lingcr on ,he borders ot
earth-life. Heayens lies ings rest upon
all Of my relatives aad ir.cnds-yea, n.ne
cpe,nies, too, tiay the mantle o! CHARITY
envelope the minds Of those disposed u
critjcise the motives of ctl.ers whose
opinions differ from their own Ent !
must away-the world vii htm .rom me
a"ain through the same snu.ce- tod 5
universe is propelled by natural laws. aHd
He, the great engineer and maker ot ta0se
laws. grants to us reasoning powers TO
guide us strairht into thc true f "i
Christianity. H,.ste ye, mortt's, to that
way oi hight ard love, for yonr iife here
shall becin bright indeed if, while on
earth. We seek truth everlasting. 1t Is
evident .bluT Old Ben has learned a
new language since he crossed 10 the other
ciJ.
, 1878-05-25
Sale Of Real Estate

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in
n pursuance of an order of sale made by
the Probate Court of Walla Walla county, in
the Territory OF Washington, On the 30.h day
of April, 4. D., 1873, in the matter of the
Estate of JOHN MURPHY, deceased, the
undersigned, Administrator Of said Estate will
sell at Public Auction, texclusive OF growing
cropl TO the highest bidder, for gold coin, and
subject to confirmation by said Probate Court,
On SATI GDAY. the 18th day OF May, A. D.,
1873. at the hour of one o'clock, P NJ, of that
dag. in front Of the Court House. in the city
of Ealla Walla, county and Territory afore-
said, all the right, title interest, and estate of
said JOHN MURPHY, deceased; and also all
the right, title, interest and estate, which said
estate has by operation OF law or otherwise ac-
quired, other than or IN addition to that of said
deceased at the time of his death, in and to
those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land
situated, lying and being in the county of
Walia Walla, Territory OF Washington, and
described as follows, to-wit The W ! of the
+ J OF the S " of section 2S, in township,
north OF range 50 east, containing 10 acres; Of
which about > acres are under cultivation and
about acres in orchard with small dwelling
house thereon. Deed at expense Of pur-
chaser Dated Nav l, 1873.
WM R HAMMOND,
Administrator Of the Estate of JOHN MURPHY,
deceased
T.,J. ANDERS, Attorney for Estate. 2e-Sw
, 1878-05-25
GRAND rnLHluns sUa SPEED.
-r,.,,,r an. Runrin- Races.

FIRST DAY-Tas.sirg, SegteS'5-T Il, r. II,
Trlttinr Race. fer year o!js mile heats >
in Purse so; so 70 1st horse SO 10 II
JP. N.-Runa:ng Race. for saddle horses !:
6 OF NOR. 10 enter Purse 50 Entrance Zee
=. t, 20 with TIE purse. Al the horses enter,
ed To Ire divided by lot) into three squads;
each squad % run single dash OF one mile,
AMI tie winners of each s4u2l heat 30 r7in
sind. dash of mil, - a deciding hest. First
h.rSa of the deciding heat u get hall the purse;
second horse = 3 % the reImain':cr, and third
har-e III. balance. Free II all SadHe Horsss,
excluding al r..ce horses and horses that have
r,.n for and Won public money.
, 1878-05-25

ANGUTLtwEp DFET.-. f'wCT,y SIX years
AGO man went from this section Of ilc
country to California, leaving 500 IL the
hands Of Wilhraham farmer. and taking
his note for the same He alsp iefl Il
paper with IA prominent business man Of
Chicopcc, explaining the transaction, and
has corr,sponded with the farmer who
had his money III charga pretty regularly
ever since his departure. When he t.
turned to- this city, fcw weeks ago, how
ever. expecting to recover his money,
which at simple interest amounts Ia "rcr
5000. the farmer, who Is said To be
worth $50 900 or more, met hlm, 1t IS
said. with III offer of $50 tn settle tie
whole matter. This was Indignantly re-
fused, and, being threatened with prose
cuticn, the holder Of the money sought
LEGAL counsel in this city, aud learned that
the note which he h&d given WAS Out
lawed and that he could not he compelled
to pay ANYTHING on it unless he 50 chose.
He accordingly refused to pay back a
penny even # The money which had been
intr,rstcd To him. and the man, finding
that the paper left with the Chicopee
party had no yaluc, MAS obliged tp borrow
800 in order to make hi, way back to
California, where he has accumulated a
little property -Npriali.H E.YaLi,roa.
, 1878-05-25
down SPECIAL RATES,

MERCHANDISE, Fruit and Vegetables, same rates
above Ter ton measurement
Wool, sey-n Collars PR ton weight Beef hiie
each 10 cents.
Wood, Sand, Stone and Live Stock at agreed o.
rates up down, by car load.
Fast freight rates s. per ton, up or down, re
ceivei from or delivered TO boats.
All freight not delivered before p n ON the dag
after it is received the depots viii be stored =
owner expense and ri>l.
And all freibt received at iepots will be al owners
risk Of FIRE until shipped delivered to eonsisnee
All bills payable in gold coin before delivery "
freight
, 1878-05-25
STOCK AND GRAIN FAREf.

4 VALUABLE STOCK AND GRAIN
"A Farm, including ile acres Of GOOD lanI
al under fence, is offered for S.le. The is nn
the place good bearing orchard. plenty al
running water and good well water: a ..noJ
Dwelling House. Barn, Uuthcuses. etc. one
hundred and fifty acres Of the land under c,s
.uFation- The property i situated fifteen miles
south Of W ALA N.lla, on che SumInerville Rad
adjoining the hest stock range IN the country
10 person having the requisite means. mo
better opportunity can offer Il secure = deSir-
able claim Further particulars viii he fur
n's.Iti On application u " u. WILLIS. on
tae premises Refer u Il. +. kISfBAIL. .
the Red Book Store. OF . the editor Of the
SrATFsNAN I9ay,
, 1878-05-25
runuIas sarc car 2.ycar o!aS.

SECOND Day W~}oeslra, S,gtrEje- I2h, J
p. n" I'o-. STAKE, Running Race; three
i,ur,h- Of 4 mile dash: free for al year olls
Fug-s SlIa Entrance fee 50, 10 90 with tie
uur-a. ,irlt hols, t. g.i ; = Of the pursa: see
oaG h,s-. - "f the remainder, sd thiId LorSe
tn, balance Entries 10 clos, July lst, ISIS
TIL mann" "f IA "Hn-r cf the i:,.:se and half
IL. entg,n-. r.. u Ill that VIII b. required at
Il. t:.t... # ratry-t,e half entrance aS 4 for
f.i,-hUt The horse must be named by 6 P 81
of the day Irc:ious 10 the race, at which time
III. balance Of TIE entrance fee must be paid
, 1878-05-25
EGRpiag tfacc.

LAST DAY OF FAIR Saturday, SEPTEMBER n
f!-'y Raining Race; mile heats; , in :,
Free for al. Purse 500 Izt Eo-Se $50; q
, 1878-05-25

THE editor @ of an DINO paper recent
ly made application 10 the general passen-
ger agent Of a railroad IN that state for a
pass, urging his claims thus: Il do
think | have controle of dayley Paper
that Is calculated to do your Il. K. moore
good than eny Document in This part of
q. there Is nothing Of intres passes this
citey but wha. is nctised and Published
dayley by me- | Ciame thare is but few
Can surpaSs me IN local items ana your
agent and those ntressed VIII tell YOU tie
same.
, 1878-05-25

Blue RIBEoY.-It Is suggested that. in
order TO make this article effective here, a. 4
temperance had-e. al siguerS OF the pledge
be compelled 10 wear AZ least tye Yards. as A
small amount tied IN the button-hole offers
no resistance To the temptations that are
he!d ouc Let the unfortunate victims be eoy-
vered with the saving qualities Of blueribbo
, 1878-05-25
SPECIAL EEEEGHTS.

Pianos. Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, Glass
ware and its oontents IN otherwise. Queens
ware. Marble atd Castings, taken only ut owneTs
risk OF damage, breakage or leaaage.
Achis. Turpentines, Burning Fluids, Oils and All
other liquids, in other vessels; at owners
risk OF leakage.
Eggs taken only at owners risk Of breakage.
Fruits. Vegetables, and all other perishable prop
erty, at owners risk OF frost or decay
Furniture not boxed, and all Agricultural AND
Mechanical Implements, set MP or knocked down,
at owners ri-k Of damage and chatting or breakagr
Nor viii the Company lie responsible for deheiencf'
in aly part unless The same is sueally recepted iM
, 1878-05-25

keaney. the sanilot a-itqtor Of san Fran
cisco. has not Vet lost his lawer. The cons-rya-
tive appear toh, AFRAID Of him and his speeches
which. ay tie r'..y, ar stolen from Curran and
Phillips, and ether Irish orators. with the ex-
cseption Of changes OF proper names. Il must
be remembered that san Francisco. Ike some
other places nearer home. IS full oi men. who
went there expecting u pick NJ gold in the
streets, who cannot find work IN the city. ami
who would not be guilty ui making their liyir:
Is farm haniS
, 1878-05-25

4 In :.il the above races, except the saddle
horse race, there must be at least 10 enter and
> 10 - The entrance fee Is 10 per cent. on al
The purses. except the Sa,ille-horSe and post
stake races, which ar specially provided for.
Il rUnnue wi,l le governed by the Pacific
Coast rules. lratting % he governed by the
rulrs of the National Association.
=: The Premium List viii soon be ready for
distribution containing. the Programme for the
Pair of 1873. and other desirable information.
J. ID. LAMAN, Secretary.
IFrTFJ II-gjJr ,J,5y II JNrS Syy
, 1878-05-25
Ttic srEual ks;:,-c>s.

THrD -Taar9lar. &,!tcmLer t5tk, p.
N.-The annual address by Hon. JAMES w.
NES,UrH. who has kindly accepted the Socie-
tvs imitation 10 deliver the same
, 1878-05-25
|-Gtiiag Fare.

, p. M-Trottirg Race; mile heats; 3 in
) Free Tor AL. Purse $40; lst hose $50 !;
u horse 80.
, 1878-05-25
To..rorfy Tro.;sn- Face.

, p. M-Two- Forty Trotting Race mile
heats in >. Free for all horses that have
never beaten 2:i0. Purse 500; 1st horse $50:
ii horse so.
, 1878-05-25
Running Es.cc for 3.ycnr Olds.

Fourth DAY Frjdey, September 2D, p. u.
Running Ra,e; mile heats; . in 3. Free for
all 3-year ".ls. Purse Si59; lst horse 500 ;
q horse so.
, 1878-05-25
Dated April 18th, 1878.

DRINTERs' SUPPLIES.-We have Mrrs q
L ranged to keep ON hand stock OF H1 S,Rp
PAPER, Flat CAP, Folio POSI-, ana s,;or .
STOCK, and invite the patronage of ms tbs
wrinting Offices. All orders addressed /"
SALESMAN office promptly filed
, 1878-05-25
g!;rsa-viuu:e Trai;;ng Race.

GP. .K.-Three. Minute Trotlisg Race nile
heats: , in b Free FOR all horses that have
never h...t.n three minutes. Purse 500; first
halse SO: second horse 50
, 1878-05-25
PASSENGER RATES.

Norf-The charges of the Ialla Walla /" 1 aliE1 :
FraEster Company on down freight tTans'es.s g..
o. s. N Cos boats, including the business Q. -.
wardin., is 50 cents Der ton. And ON up freich,
ceived from o. S. " Co.'S boats and forwarifH, -
cen:s per ton. AL down freight. for forward sD =
ment, not consigned to parties at ~alinia, VIZ
turned over TO this Transfer Company to fTSAN-
ID. s. BAKER,
President W. W. Il &. X. X. 90:
WAIIA WALL., November 8. 1877 -.
, 1878-05-25
STRAY MARE.

STRAlEDFROM THE PREAII- a
,, SeS Of the subscriber, hall a mile ~
above DR. Blalock's Dump, betweenAA
the South and North Fork OF the NaIla Walia.
DARN BROWN MARE, ; years old, no
White marks, branded Il V" on the left
hi$h brand B. inches long; name parts on
both sides u her neck large eyes and biz ears.
and large fiat feet: long In the body; not in
igaL SAID mare strayei away about The mid
die N last January. From l5l hands to IL
hands and 3 inches high. TWENTY DOL
LARS REWARD viii be paid for the return
81 sad mare, 10 my residence as given above.
AIRY information in relation to said mare will
be Literally rewarded
22lm- F. " CONDER
, 1878-05-25

II VIE BEST 70 MP NUFAtTI KED
Z onthc Pacific Coast by 4. Prescott, Salem,
Oregon. | AN in this vicinity putting in that
eelebrate,! Pump which has driven its competi-
tors from The contest in the Willamette valley,
and is acknowledged to be the best in use 1t
is made 0f .ari wood of two sizes; it is simple
and neat in its construction, and viii draw
water faster, easier and last longer than any
other Pump in use These Pumps are pat in
on trial and satisfaction guaranteed or no sale
Ib. Willapat+a E,fT..el. s.,..
, 1878-05-25
Rates G.s Up fires&Est,
tPE:s TOS MEsS,-Rs RssIFssr, "Ni
OnnC UuDrU ss-IgGE .--;-y,

IPf-.t TN .f'-tSi F-..I, "
GOODS. NERCH-fSI,iSE, HTjC., EIC
From Waliula TO Waila Haiia-----.---.. 81 $,
From Nailula tn Whitman >
F:nm Wh!t...an to VAL: %alla-- -----...---.- -
~ Buidin. Material, A;-ric.itur.,l 4=t sie !sn-
zeal implements lIne &c, fTeis. tfi 10 Wsllgil y
% :. y. Co.. boats at reduced ,eat viii e
Freiyhted by at the foregoing Iates, Oh o. > "
Co 5 reduced measurement
, 1878-05-25
Notice Of Resignation.

UHE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINiSIIhhHX IN
tor of the estate Of THOMAS \ Mcooti'
deceased, hereby gives notice to all conesi.
that he proposes to resign as such admlhi.i. ,is.
tor; that he has fled his petition : foI WI, N.
purpose. in the Probate Court of Nalia s-rs "aT
county, w. T., and that the same viii es1:t eS4s
up for hearing at the regular May term, m1r i''H
Of said Court DANIEL STEWAhi,
Administratof.
80, 1910 a06w
, 1878-05-25
rrc.;ins s:acc Toy s;aI,!ans.

2.}J T. u Trot;irg Race: 2mile heats
in >; Free ior ali stations. Purse 500 FIRST
horse @IJO: ii lcrs- 30
, 1878-05-25

MILITARY. Henry 9. Thomas, major
Fourth infantry, and Major Thomas T.
Th"mhurgh, faymaster United Statcs
army, have mutually applied for transfer
in Their respective corps, and the subject
is now before the secretary Of war, who
will probably consider the matter favor
ably. Ii this transfer is made it will I've
the first OF the kind in The history of the
army, and is also likely Ia or, ate coisid-
erablc dissatisfaction. Maj Thornburgh
graduated at West Point after the WAY.
and becoming a first lieutenant in the see
oni artillery vas promoted To paymaster
IN April, 1879. Ii the proposed exchange
Is made, he viii probably become a full
lieutenant colonel before single one of
his classmates in the artillery has reached
the grade of captain He is brother of
ColoneIJ. NJ. Thornburgh, representative
IN congress from the Knoxville district Of
Tennessee.
, 1878-05-25

| 49, - 81 ~ - w ALh = .
GETE SIMPLY WANT TO SAY THAT
! w th"-. are 20 RI BRER BUCKET
! PUMPS IN use in the Niilamett valley, and
! l05 IL this vicinity. OF these PUMPS - had
l U"J rNpaIding but cnnimUn Rubber Buckets,
| and have now been in wells - months. Out
/ a; the 30 Pumps IL We have heard of but
nII@ failure. Now this is wonderful. Not many
! farmers have hnu.l,t ANY kind Of machinery
| without some hrcal.ge even in 4 few days
! Our Pumps improve the water IN any well, and
NIL not ;r5,ze III amy climate.
We warrant our nrckcts2 years. and wish To
refer y"u ra-pe. tiuliy t. thr following, from
the Aiedical Practitioners of Salem, Oregon:
TESTIMONIALS.
SALEM. Oregon Nav -, 1871
We believe the MAGIC PUMP, manufac-
tured 10y II. B. Middaugh, t. De- the BEST PUMP
in the country, from the fact that it removes Ill
poisonous gases from the well, puriticS the
water by agitation and by circulation Of pure
:.ir to The bottom 0i thc wei, making the water
in every respect equal, if not superior 10 that
drawn Toy the Oh Oaken Bucket.
H. CARPENTER, NJ -, J. REYNoLps, VI. D.,
l. Il. Fi>KE, VI. D., s. Il. ,IEssUP. u D.,
j. \ DAVIS, NJ. D.. C. Il. Hall, VI. D.,
jas 4. Richardson, VI. ID.
We have use,! the Rubber Bucket Pump for
one yc;.r, and find ii superior To any pump We
haze seen. 1t I,;IriiicS tie water and improves
any well where it iS used If you want good
health, Use pure water, such as is furnished by
the Magic Pump
A. NJ BELT, " D.,
JAS. WALTON, L. S. Com'r.
Have lived in Oregon about - Years have
tried nearlyall the different pumps in use had
rather have the Magic Pump than all the rest
combined. II works easy. and always gives
supply Of good, pare water. Believe they are
more durable than any pump used
\ H. FRIEI
Foul and Poisonous Gases IRE quickly re
moved by thi, MAGIC PUMP It is known
the use of impure water causes mQre sickness
aud death than Ill other causes combined. We
challenge the world to produce a pump that
is equal 70 our EXPANDING RUBBER
BUCKET PUMP. And. also, t. one from
gentlemen living in Walla Walla and the sur
rounding country, who have our MAGIC
PUMPS. THE EXPANDING RUBBER
lCkETPCMP i'll Use at the present time.
WMLA WiLLa, April 4, 1873.
We. the undersigned citizens of Walla WaTia
and DAYTON, have used the Rubber Bucket
Magic Pump, and find II 10 be superior To any
pump We have Used or seen:
i. Il. johnson. CTiS. Naicr,
Charles Russell, Sargent c. Smith,
Milton Evans, 4 j. Evans.
Nm. StaIhaii J. 4 McNeaI
James y. Foster. Wm. Cock.
". :. Giilc,n. Newton Alirich.
v. \. Heicher. ". s. Sparks,
NJ. L Brown, O. Carrnn
Nm AatzSer, John f. Hood,
>. j. Swezea K Son, \. Church.
L. B. MIDDAUGH x Co,
, 1878-05-25
The Best Farmers Fu,YD.

Having made 4 thorough trial of two differ
ent pumps, that have been prominently before
the public Of Oregon, for some time past, give
my experience us follows: Mr. A. Prescctt put
in one of his wood pumps, in a well 16 feet
deep, on the hillside Hear Salem, which has
nov been in operation one year and half, and
has operated perfectly al that time. never get
ting cut Of order in Summer or Winter, and
working with ease ut ell times, not requiring
more tlian two strokes to bring water after be
inS unused for weeks at time Also. Mr..
MiddaIgh put in one of his rubber bucket end
less chain pumps, called the Magic Pump"
into my well 40 feet deep, at my residence in
Salem, which failed to do work, required thir-
teen turns to draw water when low, and proved
81 entirely unsatisfactory that | have had it
taken on; and replaced with Mr. Preseotts
wood pump. which | believe to be the best
pump in use for all work, in both deep or shall
low wells He has made these pumps for four
Years past, and sold fifteen hundred in this
valley. :. A. CLARKE,
Ell Willamette Farner.
We are constantly receiving verbal orders and
cards Ike the following, which We can produce
il necessary. Read it with care:
SILyERToY, April 11th, 1873.
M. A. Prescott Il would like another of
Your pumps, as | have two of them now and
they ill the bill | have one of the Magic
Pumps that | want out of my well and another
of yours il its place, for the Magic Pump is no
account B. L. LIBBEY.
WOeDBUgS, Oregon, April %, 1873.
Dear Sir Il have. one of NEddaugh's Magic
Pumps in my well for house use, and don't
like it. | write YOU to know what you would
charge me cash in hand to put one Of your
punI,s in for me The. well is % feet and 3
inches from the under side of spout.
j. III. SETTLEMIER-
Don't forget the Salem Pump, it is not magic
but real pump. VIII Gll all orders promptly
Address, H B. THRASHER, Agent,
.0-lm Walla Walla, W. L.
, 1878-05-25
g EEI@ S.
PAIN ERADICATOR.
HE Hos. Wonderful Discovery Of :he i, ge.

The Worll moves. and unless we Progress we must
go backwards. Nothil g remains Stationary.
IN OFFERING TBIS MEDICINE IT Is NOT
intended "a deceive the eeorle Il for every
complaint earth but really scientific article OF
the greatest merit, Which will prove boon 10 suf-
frring humanity IA on a2couIt of lis adaptahity
TO both nan and beast, its readiness of application,
and the price being within tie reach of al. 1t Will
actually cure
Rf,eufnntizm, Nruva!=ia,
Contracted Cords, STIFF Jcsn's.
SiOIif, Contracted Muscles,
| sore Iiironf, Sweliin=S,
La.neocss, lame Back,
E,ras..S, lila .rl.sr1,
fseat;ac!.e, Coiie,
! Cramps, Eae-ac7ie,
| s5r;si>s.s. soreS,
ssaT1cEic, CUTS
| R,sr..S, scntI.S.
E,;tiaunfion Of iila Kidneys,
| And all Nervous and Irtamitory Aches and Pains.
DIR. STEELE, who has for years been in the Pro-
nrictary Meicine business, and who has Travelled
various parts of the world in search cf 'niorma-
ti'p, has 'eat rrfi,irnce III the EhADlCATOE AS
the W Pins Ihra OF safe. sure and reliable rene
| dies tor general use "a Family Do tor.
Provide Yourself with "A hottie without dclly, and
| you viii slwayS keep IL IL the family aud save
r.oney. Don le but off with soIe otter prcp'ra-
! ;ion. Take o:ly SrEELE'S PAIN ERA DiCATOR.
We produce Thousands uf testimonials AS tn
made bat al will prove To the Iust skep
teal that it Is truly Er',dcaor of PAINS. Aches
and lnflsnrnstions. 1t has been, and Is now. con-
StIIitly us2l hy t,rsemen q Iiu:,Hsnt, AMI has
savei valuable property of that kind than any
other PREPARATION. Take pains 10 see that you get
! the GENUINE.
Pvt u; large bottles, AMI for sale by druggists
anl ic,iers. II You happen 10 be in locality where
! STEEIES PAIN ERADICATOR cannot be OBJ
tarei. send o. TIE Deards; wholesale druggist, to
| the Agents.
CRANE & ksREGEEA.a.
| - f:O!cSalc Druggists.
SEQ and i22 Narke: Street. San Francisco, Cal.
! Price 81 per large t.c1iIe. six bottles So.
, 1878-05-25
FIRE IysERANCE!

VIII also effect Insurance III the following
reliable Fire Insurance Companies
, 1878-05-25

NNVELOPES. Received at the STATES
IL MAN Office large lot of Envelopes, which
viii be printed and sold at slight advance up
on San Francisco prices.
, 1878-05-25

The Worll moves, and unless Progress must
go Backwards. NOthi g remains Stationary.
, 1878-05-25

MOTE PAPER--Ruled NoTE PAPER, for
IN sale at the STATESMAN Office
, 1878-05-25
CRANE & ksGEGEsAsz.
f.OicSaic Drg,-yf..s,
II TT E IL Ia THO II |.

500 and 522 Narke: Street. san Francisco, Cal
Price I per ic;r;:e f.c!fie. six bottles So.
t0-2n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-31

Itl for GIRLS and LITTLE BOYS at her
fathers residence, No. 90 Prince st., on WE'D
NESDAY, Sept. 1lth, 1878. aug 2S-tO1
MISS F. NJ. PURCELL will give lessons in
NH INSTRUMENTAL and VOCAL MU-
SIC; also in thorough BASS. For terms amply
st TO Prince st. sue 27-lw