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1000 Dog. Gents Silk Hdkfs,


 Cents Silk Mufflers Cents Ties. Scarfs and Bows all marked down for holiday presents Cents Un- derwear, Cents Shirts, at lower prices than ever
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Communication with any of the above par ties can be had through the New Haven cen tral office, the rates being ten cents for each connection to subscribers, and twenty cents to non-subscribers This amount will be charged to the party calling and will be col lected on the 1st of each month
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for Christmas gifts that can be found is at Brown, Bolton & Co.'S.
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What will I Buy You For Christmas
 We'll, I would like one of those jaunty hats from Brown, Bolton & Co.'S.
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w. B. Fenn & Co. sell Boys Embroidered Slippers this Christmas for $1.73.
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For $1.35 w. B. Fenn $ Go. sell pair O. slippers suitable for Gentlemen's use.
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Coan's bookstore is next east of Registe office
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CraqueIed Glass Ware.
Colored Photographs.

Just opened. The largest stock in New England. EDWARD VALLEY.
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Bargains in Silver Ware.

for holiday gifts at Brown, Bolton & Co. s a about half price
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Response by D. D. G. M, s. R. Weeks. f ''The Press, :" response by s. V. Jacobs, of |
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Call at Malley's tl,is evening.

For Genuine Bargains in ladies' hosiery go to Brown, Bolton Co.'S
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at Brooks & Co.'s, matters, Chapel, cor. State.
 Table Cutlery. It is an acknowledged fact that B. Malley prices than any house in the State. Carvers 60c. and upwards.
 Telephone Connections. The following subscribers are now con- nected with the Telephone Exchange in Bir- mingham and Ansonia G. S. Arnold, residence. c. E. Bristol, druggist Birmingham Iron foundry. Bassett Corset R. M. Bassett, residence. Dr. G. L. Beardsley, office. Dr. Andrew Beardsey, ofhbe c. B. Booth Co, dry goods. M. Clarks Sons office, Ansonia. M Clarks Sons, coal yards, Derby. Derby Silver company. G. W. Cheeseman, residence. Birmingham Gas company, works. Birmingham Gas company office. Hillhouse & Smith, druggists. Dr. Frederick Hall, office. Dr. T. B. Jewett, office John Lindley Sons furniture, etc. Naugatuck passenger depot. New Haven Derby railroad depot, Birmingham C. H. Nettleton, residence. Osborn & Cheeseman, manufactory.- G. Fl. Peck Co, druggists. Dr. c. H. Pinney, office. Shelton company. bolt works Shelton company office. A. R. Smith, residence. Star Pin company. Dr. G. A. Shelton, office Postofice, Birmingham Postofice, Ansonia. Walter N. Sperry, residence. Dr. A. ". Phillips, office. Wooster & Torrance, office. Wilkinson Brothers, paper mill. Wallace x Sons brass foundry W. B. Wooster, residence. William Wilkinson, residence. Thomas G.Wallace, office. Communication with any of the above par ties can be had through the New Haven cen tral office, the rates being ten cents for each connection to subscribers, and twenty cents
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Special attractions in Ladies' Knit Goods, Hoods, Fascinators Shoulder Shawls, Cardigans. Chidren's Outfits Ladies' Felt. Flannel and Silk Skirts at lower prices than before named-an good and useful presents.
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Table Cutlery,

Seal Sacques and Dolmans at Brooks Co.'s, matters, Chapel, cor. State.
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bewildering assortment of novelties at Coan's bookstore
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Elder Down Quilts and many novelties never be- fore shown in this city
 In Vienna. Berlin and Paris novelties all at ex remedy low prices.
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Examine the Gentlemen's Embroidered Slippers sold by w. B. Fenn & Co., at the fol lowing prices:
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To HOusekeeperS.

We will this week offer splendid bargains in Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Doylies Turkey Red Covers, embroidered Tides, Quilts Counterpanes &c.
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MONTE CRISTO,

Tomorrow (Thursday) evening MT. J. B. Studley will appear at the New Haven Opera House, supported by strong company, in the great play of ''Monte Cristo.'' The play is one of Fechter's great masterpieces from one of Dumas famous novels. MT. Studley appears in the character of Edmund Dantes" Reserved seats are on sale at T,oo1niS'
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60 j
 USEFUL Christmas Presents.

ciated most by young and old, and the place to buy them is Franks, who owns his store pays no rent and can afford to sell 30 per cent cheaper any of his competitors.
 l. Black Cashmere for Dresses 15c
 2. Col Cashmere for Dresses I5c
 8. An-wool Black Cashmere 25c
 4. Good Black Alpaca 12[c
 5. Pretty Plaid Dress Goods S. To- 12c
 6. Scotch Tartan Plaids I256 IS 1sc
 2. New styles Novelty Dress Goods I5 20 25
 8. Ladies' Knit Wool Jackets 35c.
 g. Ladies' hand-knit Wool Jackets 75c. lo Chlldrens knit listers 60, 75, 60 85c, S1-in all
 the latest beautiful colors. H. Ladies' Knit Nubias, only 121S 15c F Ladies' Knit Wool Fascinators 15 Is 2oc l3 Boys Warm Wool Scarfss12. 15, 2Oc A. Mems Heavy Knit Tippets 9, 35, soc. 15 Boys Knit Cardigan Jackets 35 soc 16 Mems Warm Cardigan Jackets 75c T. F Childrens G4a1 Warm Mittens 12. IS. 2oc 19 Boys and Girls Knit Scarfs 25c 20 Girls hand-knit Hoods 25 35 40c q. Chi1dren's Knit Wool Legeins 25c 22 Misses Knit Wool Leggins 35 40 45 5Oc 2s Sill silk Handkerchiefs at 5. 10, 15, 2O 25c. A. Silk Handkerchiefs at 3O 35, 40, 50, COG 2 p Silk Handkerchiefs at 65 75 80, s5, 88c S1 ! P. Superb Corsets at 50 60, 63, 65 75 s5o s1 28 Linen Napkins at 4, 5, 6, ', g. g. 10c S0 Turkey Red Table Linen 35c and up. B White Blankets s, ss2s $50 ss75. sG, s45O. ss ss esay e Blankets soc sI s1 25 sl5 50, s75 s2. 36 Gents Silk Muflels $1, 1.25, $1 50. 37 Gents' Cashmere Mufiers 25 37c 38 Cents White Dress Shirts 5O O. 75 s1 S9. @ Gents Fancy Shirts ST. 40, 50, 60 75, $1. 4O Blue Flannel Shirts T5 $I, SI I25 Sl 50 s1 75 go A. Gents four-ply Linen Collars 5, 8, 10, 12c. 42 Cents Linen Handkerchefs 1O F. Is, 18c 43. Gents' Col Border Handkerchiefs 1Oc. A. Cents Scarlet Wrappers 75c. 45. Gents White Heavy Wrappers 25c 46. Gents' Colored heavy Wrappers 25c 47. Ladies' Merino Wrappers 25e. 4S. Childrens Wrappers 1O 12, I5, 18 2Oc 49. Elegant Felt Skirts 35 4O 50, 6Oc DO. Elegant Felt Skirts 75c, $1, $1 25 S1 50 5l Farmers Satin Skirts 75c. S1, S1. .25, $15O 52 Balmoral Skirts 25 50, 60. 75c, $1. B. Gents Silk Neckwear half price, 54. Gents Silk Flat Scarfs I5 % 25c 55. Cents Silk Flat Scarfs 30. 35, 40, 50 O. 75c 56. Gents' Silk Bows 5, 10, Is, 2Oc 57. Gents' Silk Teck Scarfs l5 20, 25, B, 50c 58- Nice Pulse Warmers 5, 1O 12 15c. 59 Silk Embroidered Table Covers S1 25 SI 5O Sl 75 60. Last, but not least,
 BrOadclOth. Richly Embroidered with
 Old Gold Embroidery SILK, useful and
 handsome, in all prices and qualities
 he2in n ing a s ln1z1 .s
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Best allieator slippers S4 5O

W. B. Fenn & Co., sell ladies' fine bright goat, American kid and goat button boot, la dies sizes, at $1.92, one dollar and ninety two cents
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 $4.92, 3.29, 292, 257, 2.27, 1.97, 1.73, 1.56, 1.35.
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NOTICE-

The New Haven County National Bank.
 New Haven. Dec. ', 1880. TNHE annual meeting of the stockholders of this 1 Bank for the election of Directors to serve the ensuing year will be held at the banking house Tuesday, January II, 188I
 Polls open from Il a. to 12 dStja11w1t L. s. HoTcHKIss, Cashier.
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The Finest Assortment of Ladies' Hand-
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The annual sociable of the Winchester Hose company will take place at Union Armory this evening. Every arrangement has been made to make the affair one of the best of the season. An excellent orchestra will be provided. Tickets of admission are only seventy-five cents.
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Misses'and:s :schildrens'wooI slippers trimmed with blue for gifts.
 d14-5t WALLACE B. FENN & Co
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MISS cAYvAN's READINGS.

The programme for Miss Georgia Cayvan's select readings in the New Haven Opera House tonight will be entirely new. In the programme tragedy will have it's due share, while the selections from child life will please all lovers of children. > This is positively the only reading this season by Miss Cayvan in this city Reserved seats should be obtained at Loomis' to-day as the house no doubt will 1,o o-orpda5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
Tre Cock Pit.

Something new III the way oi an entertain ,,..,,, for Prescott audience, was the cock fighting last night at the pit recently built at inc Bowling Alley Saloon. Admission to the pit. contingent upon the payment of four bits. was ayailed of by quite large num- ber of sporting men who went to takea hand in inc sport. and much larger number at tracted by the novel announcement, that there was really to be a genuine cock-hght- iug in staid and moral old Prescott.
 At eight o'clock the entertainment opened with a sTarring match between two red game corks for the amusement of the spectators.
 The first regular fight was between beau tiful black rooster and spangled bird neither claiming pedigree nor long line "i descent from celebrated fighting stock, yet ! tb,y handled the steel like veterans and al fer A number of well contested rounds th' black got the better of his antagonist and ! was declared the winner.
 The second light was between an Irish re' ,ty, and black cock. After few roandi l of good fighting the black flew the pit.
 The third fight was between a red nut ,,ag and a red cock that did lively work an' were much admi-ed for the science displayed The stag got away with the fight.
 The evenings performance wound up witi a flashing contest between red Irish gam cock and a dominique, the game wlthou and the dominique with heels. The fight wa a spirited one. and after several hotly con tested rounds the game proved too much io
 hl, antagonist. and drove him to the wal! Cock fighting has been much discussed to day. and many more experts have come L th. surface than we had thought eNiste
 out,idg of Mexico. From what we hear W
 infer that some five or six hundred dollar changed hands last night. and the boys ar ialxiou, for a repetition of the sport.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

MASoNIC ELECrIoN.-On Saturday eve ming. Dee. 25th, 1880, being the last Satur- day in this month, an election of officers of Aztlan Lodge. No. IF, F. and A. M-, for the ensuing Masonic year win take place Members of Aztlan Lodge are requested to bear this fact in mind, and be on hand at !. o'clock sharp. !"
 There will be Midnight Mas at the Catho- lie Church tonight, cymInencing at ll.So' and tomorrow, Chris; ulas Day, Solemn High Mass al lO.30a m. Mfs. (. Douglas Brown, Joe Dauphin, J. E. Brown and others vill sing in Midnight Mas.
 -.The blackles disease in cattle still pre vails in this county. and is gradually carry ing of the last years increase. During the pas. two or three weeks AIr. Ritter, living at Willow Springs, has lost about 70 head. ] After the theatre, on Saturday evening, there will be 8 cock fight at the Bowling Alley Saloon.
 | The finest line of pocket cutlery can b' had al HerspriIga. d2 In
 The advance guard oi legislators arrived this morning. They belong To the Third House.
 Turkey Rsiiie at the Sazz,rac Saloon ever, ! Iii ght this week. 2l-Iw 1 Paul Riecker writes Ills from Tucson, stating that times there are very lively an' he thinks the place has a great future.
 Remember the Nellie Boyd Dranati, CmnIany tomorrow night.
 Fanchon at the Theatre t"-morrow night
 Turkey raffie this evening at the Sazara Saloon
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

\ regular batch If overdue Eastern mail, full of sand. somewhat wet, torn and Enanglei up. arrived this morning. By what route it came We are unprepared to say, but should judge that the mail matter, stage line and all concerned had been on two weeks spree. waddling in sand and water, or perhaps poor tarantula juice, A postoi- fee agent in this section would not be ln- furious and possibly might prove of benefit.
 The advertisesnent of c. c. Bean appears elsewhere in the MINER, which Is oi the ut mos, importance to miners living m the VI cinity of the Bradshaw mountains From in. fact that the mill will crush one ton and upwards. it will he of the greatest con- v..uience la owners of mines, who have huh erto been unable to procure facilities where hy they could utilize their ore. Read wha' Mir Bean has to say, and profit thereby.
 , Last night the largest assemblage evel brought together in Tucson witnessed the representation of Fanchon by Nellie Boyd supported by an able troupe. The presenta
 non was excellent. and Miss Boyd was eH ceedingly fortunate in her first appearance
 Her rendition uf Fanch0n shows her [" b
 an artist of high merit. The troupe all di' excellent. and well merted the applause q the large audience last evening. g.-Iuos"l
 Star d23t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
THt E I'th

The grader. oi ,hc A,ch.-on. T'p,Aa ard santa F. are grading m the El Pas' canyon
 Nr Mp,kc intend, ,,>it.n, h.,"'l home m Michigan. taking his departure early next week
 Mi Crouch. oi skull Valley, ve a.e ,,lc.s,d to state. T, recovering slowly from her r,g,ut severe Hines.
 The material f.s th, trsHa Journal h' arrived .n Tue- .n. sul it v.,l be ,--aei as % Hr.t-clas, morning dai.y iu a ica days
 Joseph Cook. of Williamson Valley. 'n forms US tha, the Iaiu fall m that scr''on was just glorious. the best iar several years. When is work to bc resumed on the Peek mine IS question we hear asked "n every c ,rner of our streets.
 K. C. Brown, of the Citizen. has gone to Los Angeles to spend the holidays. + Is rmored that he will bring back Mrs. ! Brown with hlm-
 l A team belonging [, ]. M Bryan. Q Pbenix. loaded with 25,Oo0 pounds of gov ernment freight arrived and discharged cargo to-day.
 The New York Dramatic News says oi Pauline Markham. that the Company ot which she IS ,hc Star actress, is playing to sI .O0O houses nightly.
 
 The pulljs gre inyitei tn yisi; the Trgl, Market uf Mc,srs. Hall & Rhodes t'-mur Tow and sy, n, fines, jisrlayof every varie ~ of meats ever offered m this olty.
 MrRnrREp.- An unknown Mexican Wa,
 ,lo, and killed at Charleston. Pima couu ". on the l7th inst. by Mexican name, C.ll,a Chico. Sheriff McDowell arrcste,
 ,b. murderer. Cause of shooting unknown Jake M.rks Is in receipt of a telegram from San Francisco parties [" meet them " s Tip Top. for the purpose ot examining som 2 If Lis mining property which they wish negotiate for.
 John Ii. E,h,m, v ho ], an efficient o'7e, auI a- present Deputy She-i5 If T'.a County. l~a candidate for appointment 2 tle -lrivealty of the new county q" | ' formed uut of eastern Pima
 tr,hi, Mcbride. We hear. la, gone tp ;, Ps,,. Mexico. CT Franklin. Texas. for q.
 fu1,s, If starting into the hotel hu-inss ' Archie i- a 11stlcr and viii make himss v heard aud known. lyt ha ga where be ua
 We have received the California Month ., f.,r January. rclletcwi'h interesting f.a'iin .. IT i, afe of the best Mou.hlies pulli-hc and ys1 he ohtaincd ly sending Si t' q ICaGfrul Publishing Ceur~ay, N. -
 >s,-.rt, ~-rrct. Sn Feue'~-r.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
Local intelligence.
%CE-itAH.
M. |. Langley. If Upper Kirkland. is ,s,yjgi.e Is;s :,s.x-c.s c, Prescott

M. |. Langley. If Upper Kirkland. IS paying Isis :cspt.c:a tp Prescott
 Joseph 3iar3olr. d Ne. i granger of Wa Isu.,..., Eai!rE, Is i1 tD~a today
 f,s,ys. lIRriy takes leave of his nuiueEoua friends t.,-.u ,,r.'w morning "n his Tetufn hg.as t.s N.te--,l Park.
 We ue.s. ii 1rg.r yesterday In regard to t:.,. ..xts.-.isfl ,f i.sue in winch tD Jay t1Ees. T. s,,.,Y,3 have l-:..l untI the lst oi ihe year. isr.sels ni Ciirisimas Day.
 2lr >,.s G,!.i..ato- returned tFo-a his S.,a F:a.,e:...s ,lip nn Saturday. He Pur e:,4s..l l.r t:.e .r,a an eIesan: ..ssoItinen' of l;.)iea, ;ss,..s.
 W. ,.Tc pleased lo leaF, that Mn. Cr"'ei' .i skaii Valley ~as considered aolneF ha' ea.isr l,-st might. and hopes ar. entertained f..r her speedy recovery.
 There is report in circulation, bat With V lat credit ty be attached to the same Se are moi urepared tn state. that Phi McDOn- ald has been arrested III New Mexico.
 Gov. Powers at Peoples Valley is putting uu his mill with raIidity far the red duotioi of orcs frnm the Model mine, one of ih' richest small mines m the County.
 James Howey is again at his anvil, readl to make anything in his inc, from a neeel' u:, to an anchor. We sould like to see th color If a hnrse or mule that he can shoe
 ii .CbEx CKoF-M,. Wm. Corey. wh wen. nu. to Peoples Valley, on Saturday returning yesterday, informs us the gfsai rc.s nl ,l,ai fertile little valley have rare t',i. s, god, about :,25 tunsuf .".d merchant able c.ln, Deacon HarrIs taxing the lead.
 The Chy Hsll'will. Immediately after th B,.n-l,on party on Fnday evening, unders extensive r-pairs preparatory [" its "ccup4I cy by the Legislature. NIT. Cuft" "ill : partition and arrange things that u WIli h suitallc in every respect.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
To Days News.
The Nellie Boyd Troupe

The above troupe gave their first Der fornance m Phenix on Saturday night to large audience. the majority of whom were tbe best citizens of the tosn, with their families. So many poor trOupes, who have been accustomed to play in San Francisc" to ten cent houses. have visited our Territory, that the people are beginning to take but little notice of travelling dramatic trouPes, but the entertainment on Saturday evening was SD far different from any that have ever before been given us. that We can truthiuily say the entire audience were fully repaid As "Fanchon." Miss Boyd is perfect. Hav- inc seen the part as performed by Maggie Mitchell and others in the large cities, We feel inclined to give Miss Boyd the prefer ence Her conception of tie character, Aei wonderful powers ot mlmlcTy, and her h@tu ral stage address, at once makes her me ! fayorite. The next strongest character III ! the play Is Mir. Hart. who Is comedian "i | n, r,o1r order. Miss Clifford. Miss MagGe | Boyd. MT Philoo, and III fact all who lar ticiIa,ed in the drama, sustained thelr iart' well. This troupe. on the'r hrst appearance i have certainly won the good will "i the citi zens of PheniX, and cr""ded houses art assured for the rest of their stay.
 ! On last evening the beautiful diaina A case for Divorce was gwen, with Als'
 Boyd in tbe leading character "f 'Heler
 Faraday." All the beautiful character
 which this play possesses were finely drawII
 out. and the tableauN at the end "f eaci
 act we're perfect Miss Maggie Boyd, II the characterof ">aliie. was very well cast Mir Phileo was perfect in the Iart allotted
 him. and is quite a f4vorite with the audi euce. The evenings entertainment conclu
 ded with the Imaginable farce of The to"
 of the Family" in which Miss Boyd and NIT
 Hart kept the audience in conyulsious O
 laughter. The audience were highly pleas
 ed with the entire entertainment. - Phenl
 Herald
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
A F1ne Thing for the Teeth.

Fragrant SOZODONT is a composition of the purc~t aud choicest ingredients of the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingre- dient is well known to have benehiclal effect on the teeth and gums. lts onbalm- ing or anti>eptic property and aromatic fragrance make it a toilet luxury. SO/p- DON'T removes all disagreeabe odors from the br, ath caused by ca,arTh, bad teeth, &c IL i~ entirely free from the injurious and acrid properties of tooth pasjcS and powders which destroy the enamel. One bottle lasts six months.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

please say advertised.
 T. W. OTis, Postmaster.
 The most appropriate Christmas present for a gentleman k fine new style avnber cigar or cigarette holder. to be had at Her springs. d2-lm
 Messrs. Hall S Rhodes have arranged their meat market in Sunday or holiday at tire. \ visit Ia 1t Is worth the trouble. To examine their assortment of meats IS sure guarantee that purchase will bemade. Northern Arizona can't be beat for fine display of fat beef, veal, mutton, pork, etc. JUST REcEIvED- Fresh Oysters at Her zogs, and price reduced to 15 cents per dozen. twZ3"D George Burton has discovered in the Black Tank range of mountains, h miles south of the sink of Date Creek. valuable silver ledge. and located !. w Clay and a NIT. Hughes on the same. The supPosition is that the ledge is of high grade and very large.
 Fresh Oyster. at the Cabinet: sl per dozen. d25-u ' BONDED. John Rccs and partners have bonded their St Julien and Hopeful copper mine. in the Peck district, for "O days consideration: If the property Is taken, , S20.OO0. Ten tons of ore from this mine, ..ut to San Francisco. yielded F per cent. of copper.
 Faro game running every evening at th, Bowling Alley S+"nn. d2lf. Al the Bon-Bon party Ithis evening tho 5 grand march will be formed at S;39 o'clock . and immediately after the march the bon ? hpns will hc distributed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
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Any sCund injury. any disease. however slight the disability. entities liter z the ste war to a eeu-ion. ThOusaucs yef entitled fENsIoNs HY vyw LAW Hu1iN BACK AT nAN CT Bf~s-d tRGE- NadgEs, Children under sixteen ysars. drivltfuf Muther {, Fat-sr~ also Hrathers and Siste-- Qll-s tVeiy ons yeass are eu-its3 to IFsiol- Ir-sJl isss are noT more a1r.I tal. eTs, cad raty entitled to better -s-- MaGy vel entitled io boa Ety and do not sstae st.
 fvi rr,,ru-e ;4'euls fo- inventors, 10th in this colatry and iu Europe. AVpy at orce.
 Ifa-Iuz hs3 ssve-al year- experience 1 the lsrEes. Law aud ,lan office .u Washington. B. c lun-eft-. z-'.-iac oa and saving you o @ r- s.s .ir.s, than ny crrre.t1Tuy N.iA a. a', -f5 -t H .s,situu. s,aI -tsIuGs Tor Fers..s. -..i s;y lave 4t in- | structiou-.
 A-.,ssSs- TLCE frrzsFEsIrs rs, AH0rurT as La~ collector ot [. S Claims, NI>t. .EIp, hAS.t-, LCct B,1 I55 1lyG
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
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To an Sho are suffering from the sorrow and indIsSre,ious of youth, nervous weak ness. cary decay, loss of manhood, %c, will send a recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHAhG. This great remedy was dis covered bN a missionary in south America Send a self-addru>>e,. enVelop. to the REV JOSEPH T. LYMAN, S.efson D, Aeir iork Gas janl6eOdly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
IRE vUssLE SLOUGH CASE.
Wa,t For Theml

The Nellie Boyd Troupe will give a series rf popular plays for one week. commencing Saturday. Dee. Doth. 1880 For particulars see small bills and posters. Reserved seats st C. r. Heads store C. NJ. Welty. Busi- ucs, Manager; Chas Megquier, Advance Agsut (w2G6t)