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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
IMPORTANT. THE MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF CURE
DR. SIP IN N B Y
 NO. II KGARNEy STREET, Treats all Chouic and Special Diseases


 YOUNG MEN
 kI HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EF- " f@cs of youthful foies lDscretion, will 1o well 0 avail themselves Of this, the greast boon Laid st the altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINSEY win a7su;sy to forfeit Sl for every of senine weak private dsease of any iTd character which be undertakes and flils Go cure.
 MfDpLE-AGE MEN.
 There are many te age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bad5er often accompanied by slight snartiag ur burning seI. sation, and goakuesE of the system in th, patient cannot account for. O examining the uTinary deposits ropy sediment will often be found and some times small particles of sbUIaen VIII appeal the color will be of thin uiikah hue, again changing to dark and torpid sppezra1ce- There many Sie of this difficulty ncsen s1 th cause hch f she second stage Of seminal weakness. Dr. S. will c1laf s.ee per feet in all Euoh cases and healthy rettorzoE os the gentle -urfnSry OrgEus-
 OFFICE HoURs-l0 to ( and 10 3. Sundays from iC to II M. Consultation free Thorough examination and sdyiee, S5. Call or address,
 DR. SPISSEY CO.,, JuEe7dkWlv No. II keIruey St.. Sap Fraucisco r. s. To private diseases of short standing, ful of medicines, sufficient for cure with all strueton will be sent any address receip, of sl0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS.

 Physical and Mental Debility, Vital Weakness Ner- vouSness, Low Spirits, Iassi;ude, Weakness of the Limbs and Back Loss Of MusCular PoSe-. indisp posi- ton and snczpA5llty for labor and study, weak, e&- hzusted feeling. energy courage. palpstion Uf the heart, duuess of preHeusion, Of memory, aversion tO society, love of soudc uitity self dis trust, loss of manhood dizEines he1d8Cbc, inpuri- ties Of the blOod plmpes the lace sexual other inlrnltles In B5nan sl cured by ihe Est- y celebrated physician, ~
 l.. J. CZAPkAY, NJ, D.
 His method Of curing disease IS peculiarly his ovn (unknoEn to ctheTs) and hence the great It tones up and iEvigoraes tEe entire system, dEpels the gloom and despondeucy puTihfs and enriches the reJuvenates and nyigCratcs the eut.-e being both consumption epieTsy, disease Of the stomach and kid- who suffering frun tne and IdIscretioHs 0f youth. seulluai aeakness, etc., arc assured Of per Ilaneui cure
 Dr. CZAPKAy. one of ;he rlo7t successful medical practitioners the Pacac Coast established fn san fraleIscO s8oe ls54, map consulted euiiay iIl reference to the above and s other comla al the Institute.
 Ne. 12s Montgomery street. s&T- All you WhO have suffered Tor years or lifetime and whose dseases have resisted bsfed the ordinary modes of treatment, invited tc cal for free sultAtiOu. Hours from [. m. to 6 P. m. Charges moderate. Communications strictly confidential. Aedicines sest by Express. Address L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D.. San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Important Notice,

From this dAss, u1tl further r5iOe. ny Meat Market wil be kept open every sunday forenoon from uut IO o'clock for the accommodation of eastomsrs.
 O. 4IkHS. !reseott, X T. De-. ;7ih, Iz7s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
G. TYPE!l ]

MILLER c RICHARD. TYpE FOg'ssRY AND Ps- esR WAREHOUSE. sAY FsAHc'soo, G. DEALERS H PR'srKi PR-asEs h'5 MACHINERY, Ero EVERY AR- T--s s-Q1REo 9Y P22Tsrs oyR hARo msTiL Scores TYPE t5 Aox,o8lz2az0 -o sz T74z C-5T q" .Az Wo7Lo. J-c.a cssR3vs OF mcSEA5G'a oUR Syp9Lr oHotRs FOR Ezw OUTFITS tN klgr PART e kRtross tr COST PRICE. G9scaszs Booss AND PeicE LISTS SesT ERE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

Gre2. success he line of practice ing evidence can be wanted than the following:
 SWORN AFFIDAVIT;
 fl Most WondeIfd Statement cJ c Cure Per T0rmei.
 Authenticated by the Rev. R. s. syingten Pastor of Dsnyiile tContra Costa county Church, and others neighDors of the miraculously restored sufferer.
 Cure of Nervous and Physical Prostitution and Epi- lepic fIs Re tor.d t0 health and happiness by DR. CZAPkAfs peculiar system of treatment after sever al physicians had failed.
 SWORN sTATEMNNr. ~T EI nl B. r. Creuz, carpenter and joiner. of DanyiIs co tra Costa county California being duly sWoru dt;- depose and say: married father Of i've ch.l1ren and foTty-iivU years Of age. More thaa a year ago HEile at work became ciZzy aud fe the ground AfterWArts had several falling nts became phygca ly and mentally prostrate, yery al times could not sleep, my liver and Eidueys inactive and not able to work. My attending physician pronounced deal of medicine, which tOOk. but good. con- tiuuei gettil and became weak that could scarcely walk In October, ls'5. addressed Dr. l.. Gap lay, San Francisco tLs ny sickness as above described, AskIn if he thought he could do anything for me- and upcIa favorable reply plaeed myself der his treatment have now IEly rssiEad Iny gen eTal health have had epeptc is, since taking his medicines, and am able to do good days work. My whole system has by his treatment been thoroughly changed and revtalixed have gained over Sentv- one pounds since ! began Co take ks medicines. Out of gratitude toward Dr. CzapkAy, and hoping that may be tLe of directing OteT poor sufferers to him, make this brief statement 0i concerning my hs treatment has been rernsttably cessu that confident he cure all those similar ly afflicted D. T. CREUZ, fLSl Subscribed and tO before me, this l2,h day of February, ISIS MILO IL. FURSEE, I-S.l Justice of the Peace, Contra Costa county. Cal. lNDORSEMENT: The undersigned, neighbcrs aud scfIaaiatAnces Of Mr B. r. Cr-uz, certify that have kuoEn nin dur ing his illness and the facts stae the foregoiEg affidavit arc true Of onr oSu knowledge.
 k. s. Symington, Pastor of Danyille Church
 l.. Bean, wagonma ger, Dauvile.
 J. H. Nicholson, H. C. Nicholson.
 IMPORTANT.
 THE MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF CURE
 -As PaAcTT-ED BY
 DIR l.. J CZAPKAY, l27 Montgomery St. between Bush tS Su,ter, Ha. proved almost universally successful in the most difficult and obstinate chronic diseases, acr they have resisted the ord ary roatins O! practice.
 DIR. CZAPkAY
 Is pre-emineu;y fortunate In the treatment of all ob stinate isease1 and his great medical abit, has been successfully tested i1 this city tweutyve years and to h- wonderful skill there many living witnesses amOug who testify that they the pro- lon gAtIou Of their yes to him, while hundreds oth- who ware lingering from chronic diseases Cf .he hear lungs, liver, stomach and klaeys have been fu- y restored to health. nOy4Iyl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Convincing Testimony.

IN PROOF OF DIR. CZAPKAY's Gres: success in his line of practice more conrnc ing evidence can be wanted than the following:
 SWORN AFFIDAyIT; 4 Mcst UonderfL Statement cJ' Cure Per
 formed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS
pr. L. J. CZAPKAY,
THE EMINENTLY SUCCESSFUL
RHYSICIAN-

THE EMINENTLY SUCCESSP
 RET YSICIAN-
 TREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL DIS ease. particularly thoss CT deicats. complicated obstinate character. Nervous and Physical Deebty and Female Complaints specially Consultations free Hours fpoln .. I, tO P.
 CALL OR WRITE. Offices, No. I25 Montgomery St.,
 Opp Oeciiertal Hotel, Sia Francisco. NoTE-Dr. CzapkSy ts an Honorary Member of sey- er1l Scientific and Medical Socicdes the Austra- Hungarian Empire, and be hAs been lately DlonIstic Agent and Cor sul O. the United states for EouInans PROGRESSIVE MEDICAL SCIENCE,
 4 Great Nodera System cf Cure.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

Authenticated by the Rev. R. s. Syingon Pastor of Dsnyille tContra Costa county Church, and others neignl~,rs of the miraculOusly restored sufferer.
 Cure of Nervous and Physical PrOztratiOn and Epi- leptic Fits Ret0r.d tO health and happiness by DR. CZAPKAYs peculiar system of Ire atHlent after -agr4.r, I~.Hf q. a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

CHANCE AND NOT A CHANGE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

Hours from A. n- to P. m. Charges moderate. strle.ly eonndentiA. Me1lcines seal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

We hear that the Silver Belt mine has been sold by MT. Thorne "a inc East.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
omces. No. I27 Montgomery St.
Reform in the trcAtIneat of all Chronic Nervous and
 speciAl pisease and

4 Great .Hodera System of Cure.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12

On Monday night the club again met and was addressed by Mir. Iverson A. Jones, of Little Hook and Judge J. T. Harrison, of Dardanelie. The speech of Mfr. Jones was characteristic of tho man, and universally conceded 2 mas terpiec~. Statistics, monetary and political fell from his lips like drops of rain, thrilling iiis hearers and ava kening the dufiiiant democratic fires in the breasts ofall. The willy greenback- CT and wicked republicans were excor- lated and completely shelved. The speaker was frequently applauded to the echo, and made an excellent ini- pression.
 Judge Harrison acquitted himself In handsome style and demonstrated his love for and fcalty to the principles of the grand old party.
 Under the auspices of the club there has been liberty pole erected at the iuncture of Main and Jefferson strsets surmounted with handsome Hancock and English banner.
 There will be regular weekly meet ings Of the club to which the public are cordially invited.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
RusselIvilIe.

This Is one of the most enterprising cities of the state. Since the great cotton boom last winter there has beon many very important changes and im- provcments. The old depot has been torn down and new one is being con- structed. A new Masonic temple is partly enclosed. This is a very large building of two stories. The new livery stable and wagon manufactory arc about completed, but the last and most needed enterprise is the erection of a large school house in addition to the old one which was not large etiough to hold one third of the pupils oft town. The crops on the beautiful prairie fields never were better. Tha people are hopeful oi having a railroad con- meeting Dardanelle through Russell vile and on to the Northwest. We speak for Husssllville's future that it will be one of the brightest of any out side of Little Rock.-L. R. Chronicle.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12

--The Lyndale Novelty Co.,, of Min. neapelis, Minn., inserts an advertise. ment In this issue. Turn to 1t and read 1t.
 We desire to tender the thanks of Mrs. E. H. Howell and the bstter-half of the junior editor to Mrs. pr. Yancey for a present of large and splendid peaches.
 We tip our hat tn our kind and con. siderate friends Capt. and Mrs, J. Nj. Harkey, for basket of delicious pescha es. The satne were grown oh their prairie farm, and are as finely favored and swsetly tasted as any we ever saw. We again thank you!
 We are gra.ihed to state that the gentlemen engaged In raising means to eslarge the seminary building have succeeded admirably. The lumber has beon ordered and the contract let. We will refer to the matter again next week and describe the contemplated improvsm ehts.
 We take pleasure in calling attehA ton to Dr. Halls card. The doctor comes highly recommended as sue. cessftil practitioner and man of high professional standing. Tho people at the station where he has been practice ing, speak very highly of llissticcsssftil treatment Of the most difficult cases, We bespeak for him liberal. share of the public patronage.
 A goodly number 0 f our citizens at. tended tue barbecue at Atkins last Saturday. A finer day for the Uc. casion could not have been made to order, and about 2,500 people asserif- blsd to partake of the hospitality of the Atkins people, Col. B, T. Einbry de- liver ed the address of welcome, and was followed by Mess. Howell and Sugg, candidates for representative, Dinner was thsh announcsd and the assembled hundreds did ample justice to 1t. After dinner addresses were de- liversd by Cols. B. D. Williams and John Craw ford of Little Rock, Capt. | J. P. Byers, Chas. E. Tobcy, Col. J. E. Cravens. and fverson A. Jones.
 The day was pleasantly, and we hope profitably spent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12

Ferry, was born March g, 1866. and died July 90, 1880; being fourteen ysars four nioaths and twenty-one days old. From her early childhood to her death, her life was ono of devotion first to her God, and second to her parents. With a disposition sweet and loving, and a Christian bearing much marked for earnestness and sincerity, she at once gained the respect and admiration of all who knew her. Living in the close embrace of Jssus, her life was record fit for example and to bs left to her companions and schoolmates. Acute in her understanding, and associated with retentive memory and self-sac- rihcing spirit, she was the pride of the circle in which she lived and moved. A loving and 0bedient child, sweet and amiable daughter; . bright and modest lady, and an accommodating and true friend. Her absence though felt most bitterly, is partially allayed by the assurance of a home with Jesus {, and her dsathknell now seems . sweet intimation of peace and purity to the almost heartbroken parents and loved ones who finger to fill the family circle, or bow in sadness around the family alter. And though a chord is broken which for fourteen years beat In unison with the wishes and desires of happy home, the hope of the father rises in the midst of such gloom, and though py0strated, and while his dearest Ireas- ure is borne away to it's resting place, he 70 ught comfort in his God, and penned the following lines, emblemat- ical, no doubt, of the rod they were then passing under, yet softened by the love of Christ and His promises in the Sweet By and By.
 "Our darling Sue is gone, but she is gone to Jesus. You will not sing the sweet songs Jesus Loves Me, Sweet By and By and Pass Under the Rod, any more for us. But farewell my loved one, for a season; we will meet you by the beautiful gatss."
 In the hour of death all was peace and quiet; no trace of anguish was to be seen; no remorse, the outward sign of past life of uncharitable acts and envious deedsj nc regret to mar the calmness of a quiet hour, or disturb the peaceful sleep of death. She shrank not from the dark and lonely journey for Jesus was her guide, and the dread- ed fear of stepping beyond tho pulse less line of mortality, vanished, as the spirit softly glided away, bathing the face of the apparent sleeper in beauty and sweetness. Looking back oyer her life, from the cradle to the grave, her high sense of honor and respect shed a halo of beauty around her every act of kindness, and cause all to feel doubly the loss of their friend, companion and loved one.
 ''rhe bereavcd parents and friends have our most sincere sympathy in this loss. A FRIEND.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
From Over the Mountain. DOUBLE SPRINGS, BOONE Co.,, ARK, j
 August ?, 1880.


 August ?, 1880. Editors of Democrat:
 On my way over the mountain and since l have been here, l have heard much anxiety expressed by the people in regard to the further opening of the road to Harrison, so well commenced by the people of Russellville alone last winter; and the people along the route are willing to assist to the extent of their ability in making the road more practical over the mountain part of 1t. Russellville being much nearer than Springfield, and the people having commenced last winter to trade there, they are not only willing but rather anxious to continue bringing theIr pro- duce there, and the merchants and others I have talked with think the friends of road ought to spend all the money that can be raised in finishing the work through to Cave Creek, al- though the sum may not be as large as they might desire, or thiuk it ought to be. Between where the work was stopped last winter and Cave Creek, distance of perhaps, not twenty miles, IS the portion of the road that most needs to be worked. There is q very large crop growing of corn and cotton, and the trade of Boone, Newton and Searcy will be larger than ever before. and the continued growth of the ceun- try will increase it every year. The of this enterprise is evident to all concerned. DROP.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
The Public Speaking.

Last Friday afternoon, agreeable to previous appointment Hon. Jordan K. Cravens, sitting member Of congress from this district, and Capt. J. F. Byers met in this city to address our citizens. There was large attendance and much interest manifested. Col. Cravens delivered the first address, and in . calm, deliberate and dignified manner discussed the issues before the people and his claims fer reelection. No one who heard that address can doubt Col. Cravens' comprehension of his varied duties and his full competency to discharge them. He alluded to his vote on the Weaver resolutions. and must have convinced every democrat in the house that his action was in the in- terest of the party he represents. He entertains the broad and liberal views of the leading statesman of the country and is in full accord with the National democracy. His address was splsn- ,lid effort and met with the cordial ap- proval Of . majority of his hearers.
 Capt. J. P. Bysrs followed and made an excellent presentation of his claims, but failed, as we think, to convince any considerable number that the in- terests of the third district would be benefited by the retiracy of Col. Cra- vans. His attempt to show that Col. Cravens had been untrue to his people and ours, in the dark days of the past fell like thundsrbolt in clear sky and met with the prompt and effective rsbuke that it deserved. No man can come to Pope county and defame the fair name of Jordan E. Cravens with out arousing the indignation of hun dreds who know him too we'll to allow such islanders to go unrebuked. Mir. Bycrs' address, aside from this, con- tained nothing unusual for candidate, who, as Mir. Byers admits, is simply running for congress"
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
FOR REPREsENf3VTyE.

We are authorized to announce q L. Mo- CRAcKRS, of Liberty Township, Q caissidate to represent Pope County in the lower hc5se of the next general assembly, subject to tire ,aes ton ef the primary election, or a convention of the democratic party, should one be heid
 We are authorized to announce II. CLABE HOWELL. a candidate to represent Pope Coun- ty ip the lower house of the next general as seuibly. subject to the action of the primary election, or a convention, of the democratic party. should either be held.
 We are authorized to announce J. ". SUGG, of Moreland township a candidate to represent Pope county m the lower house of the next gen " election.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
For Tax Assessor:

We arc authorized to announce VII. Nj OATS, Of Illinois Township, candidate for Assessor at the next ensuing cleo ton. subject to democratic primary election or convention
 We are authorized to announce MATT MAN LY a candidate for Tax Assessor at the next ensuing election. subject to a convention or election.
 We are authorized to announce D. C. BROWN & candidate for the office of Assessor of Pope county at the next ensuing election, subject to the action of the primary election.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
Obituary.

Once more the deathknell has sound cd, and we arc called to pay the last tribute of iespect to the mortal remains of the departed. Eternity gaped, and all earth shrank, save one loved one who dared venture across the dark abyss between rs and the great unknowns Miss Sue Perry, daughter of our much esteemed fellow-towrsma Capt. J. H
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
The Hancock and English Club,

Last Friday evening the democrats of Russeilville and vicinity met and organized Hancock and English club under the m ost favorable auspices:
 The meeting was addressed by Hon. l.. W. Davis, Col. J. E, Cravens and Capt. J P. Byers.
 About forty names were enrolled and much enthusiasm prevailed.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
For Circuit s,lerk: :

We are authorized to announce ALvA RUs- SELL, of litinois township. candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Pope County, 1t thd next ensuing election. Subject to Democratic convention or primary election.
 We are authorized to announce ". J. RBY- NoLDS, of Wilson township, q candidate for Circuit Clerk at tie next ensuing election ry election.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
Resignation of Prof. Tucker.
 OFFICE OF COUNTY EXAMINER,

Hon. K. B. Wilson, County Judge of Pope county, Ark:
 SIR. Having been rendered posi- tion in Quitman College, and accepting the same, and on account of my re- moval from this county, I hereby re- sign my position as county examiner of Pope county, Arkansas.
 Leaving the work in a more pros- porous condition than l found 1t four years ago, and with kind regards for all favors and well wishes of mary friends, and hoping that the office may be filled by a more worthy man, am,
 Respectfully yours,
 OWEN H. TUCKER,
 Cuuutv Efaminer of Popa Co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
For Sheriff:

We are authorized to announce R. B. HosIss candidate for re election to the office of Sher- ia of Pope County, at the next ensuing elect ion, Subject to q Democratic convention or primary election.
 We are authorized to announce ". M PEEL ER candidate for election to the oflce of Sher- if at the next ensuing election. Subject to a Democratic convention or primary election.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
DIED.

Tn Russsllville Ark. Aug. 5th. 1880, Bessie Little, with Mensngitus, after painful illness of thirtv-six days. Age seventeen years and ten months.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorizc,l4 4s5 announce HoS. .JoR- DAN K. CRovENs, of Johnson County, candi- date for reelection as Representative O. the Third Congressional. District of Atk. in th8 Congress of the United states; subject to the Third District Democratic Congressional Con- ventlon.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
County Examiner of Pope c

The congressional face to date stands as follows: Cravens, Ssbastion 4, John son ., Scott 2, Polk 2. Yell 4, total, 15. Byers, Crawford 3, Conway 2, Frank lin 4, total 0. Howard, Pulaski !, Oar. land 2, tolal 0.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12

tTGO to the Polls Saturday and vote for J. E, Cfavens for Congress
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
For 1'feaslti.ef.

We are authorized to announce F. c, FALLS . candidate for reelection to the office of Treasurer of Pope County, subject denfoerat- lc convention or primary election.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12

e~-GO to the Polls Saturday and vote for J. E. Cravens tor Congress.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
J. ?. woop

tE@All busiffess connected with the profession promptly attended to.
 Special attention given to conveyan- cling and collecting.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
For County and Prohate Jndae.

We are authorized to announce A. M GIBsos of Wilson toNnship, a candidate for election to the office of County and Probate Judge of Pope County, at the next ensuing election. Subject to the Primary election.
 We are authorized to announce F. c. BRAD- LEY. of Martin township, as a candidate for election to the office of County and Probate Judge at the ensuing election, subject to the democratic primary election.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-08-12
For Surveyors:

We are authorized to announce JAMES PoTrs candidate for reelection to the office of Sur veyor for Pope County, at the ensuing election. Subject to tho primary el, cton.