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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-03-17
VOL. 54--WH0LE NO. 1858.
EDUCATIONAL.
BY N. L. MoQUOWN.

The many reports received are held
over for the next issue.
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MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CARBON & BRO,

On Market St, one door ives, Of Mansion House,
CLRARRIRLD, PA.
Our arrangements are Ct the most complete
character tor furnishing the public with Fresh
Meats Of all kind, and Of the very best quality.
We also deal In all kinds Of Agricultural Imple-
ments, which We keep on exhibition fot the bon
eft Of the public. Call around when in town,
and take look At things, or address us
u. NJ. CARBON A BRO.
clyarhsld, Pa, July IA, 1sT5.h
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The following are the names Of tho members Of
tho lato Teachers Institute unintentiOnally omit
ted, in the pamphlet proceedings, and which We
promised to publish IN this Column" thls veck ;
Sophia MoGovern, Penn Clara A Read, Green
wood, Platread W. =. Dale, Gulch, JAnssvilie;
Ida NJ. Gearhafi, Beooaria, No. 4; Y. r. Porter,
eulich, Oak Gtovej Molle X. Hoffman, Chest,
McGaryeyi Henrietta Irwin, Bursside, Cush
Rosa LaPort, WOODWARD, sanburn Maggie
Amerman, Union, Rockton Independent J. l..
Lightner, Penn, Pennvils; jennie NeG, fcrgu.
sou, Friendshipi Jerome Wilson, Bradford, Jack.
son Mable McGeorge, Clearheld, Primary Sue
Patohin, Woodward, Belsoma
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DIRECTORS IN ArrEspAsor.

John L. Piorce, Bradford NJ. W. johnson.
James Stevenson, Greenwood James johnson,
Jordon Roland Kenady, covington; Levi oonk.
lin, Milss Read, William Graham, 8. Y. Rowles,
Lawrence William r. Brown, Henry Snyder,
james L. Leayy, George 8. Young, Clearheli;
George 6hirey, GirArd; Daniel HitchiaE, james
Lan.berry, Bradford Independent; John Fulton,
Lewii Irwin, John Smith. gosheag Samuel Nc.
kenriek, Pike Joseph Spencer, v. N. Spencer,
Pike Independent Hon. john Patton, Curwens.
WILLIE John II. Weld, Beccarisj Thomas Norris,
knoch Straw, Ferguson RdwArd Rarrei, Pshh.
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And 80 wo passed on TO Thorough.
fare gap, TO Edwards ferry, TO Fred.
erick, Md, TO Uniontown and Tanoy.
town, whero, on the morning Of July
l, the Second corps was massed, and
where General Mcade's headquarters
had boen established. While the corps
were filing into the fields TO the right
and left Of the road and settling down
for rest and 10 wait for orders, Gen
eral Hancock rode over TO Gen. Meade
and entered into conversation with him.
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The beys had partly recovered from
their fatigue and were actually begin.
ming to enjoy life some OF them in.
dulgod in a quiet game Of eucbero,
while others toasted their hard.tack or
fried a little bacon at the small fires In
the rear OF the lines. Shortly after 3
o'clock a movement was apparent on
our left From whore we (Caldwoll's
division) lay, the whole country IN our
front, and far to our left, away TO the
peach orchard ard to Little Round Top,
was in full view. Our division stood
in brigade columns, and when IL be-
came evident that something was
going to take place the boys dropped
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A. 7. scryver, Lawrence township / A. D.
wirts, Lock Haven Normal Sch ooi N. A. War
ing, Centre county, Pa, L. X. Weber, Philips.
burg, Pa; Silas Reese, Point Lookout, Centre
county, Pal A. X. 0sarbart, sandy Ridge, Cen.
tire county Pa.j Sadie A. oallaher, New wash-
ing,on; N. n. Porter, A. N. Read, .Lawrenos
township LuelIa Burgwln, Franklin, venasgs
county, Pal s. J. Dnnkwater, williamsport, Pa.
Malissa Burley, Tyrone, Pal A. A. Murray,
Girard townshipI W. n. Baker, supt. sf HutinE.
don, Pal MI. Shaw, Fleming, Centre county,
Pal james A. Fielder, MAdisoabars, Osnir,
county, Pa; John W. Bell, Bower, Cioarasld
county, Pa; Nellie Bird, Carrie Laiouchs, RllA
RossRkrans, Alice Bird, Penheld, Pal Kate Ale
man, Altoona, Pal John n. Holtiingcr, Hant.
ingdcp, Pal John ]. Matthias, Mshsnoy City,
Pa; James A. MoQuown, Indiana, Pa; Edmund
Burt, Philadslphis, Pal Anthony Hlls, Nathan.
lei Hips, Lumber City Hattie Wilson, Mrs. j.
n, Wilson, Woodland, Pa.
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Terms Of Subscription.

lUIHo VI DuUpOI IPVIVH'
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II paid after and before months"..".. 80
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HANCOCK 10 TnE REscuE.

However, all was not yet lost. Meade
had again thought OF Hancock, and as
yesterday he sent him TO stop the
rout Of the First and Eleventh corps,
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"sicrned at with shot and shell,
Boldly they rode, and WE'LL

II was a gallant deed and withal not
q reckless exposure OF life, for the
presence and calm demeanor Of the
commander as he passed through the
lines Of bis mon set them an example
which an hour later bore good fruit
and nerved their stout hearts 10 win
the greatest and most decisive battle
ever fought on this continent. For an
hour after the firing began our batter
ies replied vigorously and then ceased
altogether, but the rebel shells came
as numerous as ever. Then, for over
q half hour, not soul was seen string
on our line--we might have been an
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-04
ga,,1cstp,u11 Alert.

omeial Paper Of ktutsman County.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-04
THE ALERT AS USUAL PROPHESIEs
CORRECTLY.
Behold . New Banking Flrm Cometh
With Hundred Thousand
Do,lars Capital.
BUSINESS.

The prophecy of the ALERT several
weeks ago that other parties besides Hager
q Co.. had IN eye ON jamestown a. y
banking poiat, seems to be fulfilling ata
much sooner date than the most hopeful
could reasonably expect. Last Friday VIC
received information direct from Mr. j.
w. Raymond, of the Frat National Bank
at Bismarck, and from Mr.. r. E. Wal
lace of New Castle, Pa, to the effect that
banking company, consisting of the
following gentlemen, had been formed
and would proceed at once to establish
themselves at this place: r. +, Wallace,
New Castle, Pa; j. W. Raymond, Bis
marck, and S. r. McGinnis, of New Cas-
tie. These gentlemen arc we'll known to
tho citizens of jamestown aud vicinity.
Their business record is good and their
ability to do business, and do 1t on the
square, 10 unqueatioaable. Mr.. Raymond
run one Of the first stores ever in JAMES
town, which he sold out to our highly
respected citizen. Ward Bill, in 1879. At
later period we will speak further of
these gentlemen and their proposed busi
ness.
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BY TELEGRAPH

New Yak, Nav 3-Emigrants arriving
at this port yesterday, numbered 4,39i.
French papers assert tn It $50 900 are await
transportation 70 the United States.
MOUNT HOLLY, NJ May 3.-Kelley,
a defaultcr to the national bank Of this
town, to the anont Of $4,000, Was yes
ter'!ay sentenced to stste prison for three
years.
DAYTON, o., atay Mem rial Hall. at
the Soldiers home in this city was buracd
this morning. 1t cast $35 900. 1t will be
rebuilt at once.
PATERSON N. J ;, May 2-Grace Afetho
dist church here was DESTROYED by fire
yesterday. It was the work Of an incen-
diary. Loss $4,000.
WAsHlSGroN, May 2-The Secretary
OF the treasury reports the decrease oi the
the public debt during the month at
$l2,o7s,07o.
Paw Paw, Mich. Nay 3-The safe in
tho postofice at this place was biown
open by burglars yesterday, and $1,000
taken.
AUBURN, n. T., May 3.-Courtncy will
start hence for Washington May 1O,i,.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-04
The Coal Scheme.

The funds of tho coal mine treasury
have run out. Hence lul!.&t Those who
subscribed literally in the outset do.not
feel like renewing. and the probabilities
are that unless some extra effort is made
by some one, the project will stop.
The trouble is, apparently, lack vt en-
terprise on the part of new comers. They
seem willing to set back and watch the
little game Of chance and dictate, but un>
unwilling to put their money
on the board. Now, if this enterprise
stops berc, all that has been said, done
and paid will be Of no account. You
do not know as yet any more as TO the final
results or w hat is below the shale than yo.,
knew bef0re the hole was started The
miners have reached depth Of 202 feet,
and are Of the opinion that they are neal
ing c,al Oac hundred dollars lnors
woald solve the pcrple1lng problem. ard
it seems to US that vigorous effort should
be made to raise it.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-04
HOTEL ARRIVAL s.

The following are among the prominent
arrivals at the Dakota House during the
past week:
AT. Maschger Valley City: +. J. Still
we'll, St. Paul; G. w. Fatneswortli, St
Paul; Richard Billings, Leoner. Mich
VIM. A. Pcll. Plainville, Mimi; Herman
Levi, Chicago; 4. P. Thompson, Ainne>
apolis; d. Douglas, Minneapolis: G.
Goodrich, Minneapolis; J. B. Baldwin
Minneapolis; 3. F. Holbrook, St Paul
L. W. Starbisel, Fargo; s. n. Boyer
Chicago; e. H. Ransom, Janesvills, Wis.
Wn. S. Irish, Janesville, Wi..;L L. Jess
up, Janesville, Wis: Chas. Hunter, Penn
Yam, N. Y; J. N. RrNt, Penn Van, n.
Y; ID. ]. Waite, Penn Yan; VIM 8.
Briggs, Jr.. Penn Yam Frank Wright.
Penn Yan; E F. Strickland, Bt'eton;
r. L A. Clark, Chicago: N. r. Baldwin,
Minneapolis; Rev r. G. Amber, Cassie
ton; r. Randall, Minn: D. Havener. St.
P,.al; b. +. Parker. Cedar Rapids. Ia; ]
D. Osg,o,i, Minneapolis; ]. G Stumble
White Pig eon, Mich; r. A. Walker, ST.
Paul r. Pal0er. Fl. Tottcn; Il. w. Pat
Iten, Chicago, 9 ~
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vention showed disposition ta support
Kelly and Mcclure, but on the fcrmsl
ballot both of these gentlensn made very
Insignificant showing, while Mr.. Lyon. Of
whom there had been but little said be-
tore the convention, gobblcd up nearly all
the votes and WAS 5eclared by the eonvcn
ton unanimously elected. THIS untxpcct-
ed turn in the conventional tide left the
nsht for the remaining dclcgateship be-
tween Mcclure and Kelly. These gentle
men tied three times IN succession. On the
fourth ballot Mcclure came out one vote
ahead, which gave him the delegateship.
Although hot fight was made, the cnn-
vention broke up with general shaking
OF hands and congratulations.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-04
The Convention.

Tie Republican Convention, called to
convruc ut the Court House. in this villsge
for the purpose of choosing delegates, to
the Territorial Convention, on Ssturtlas
last at o'clock, was we'll attended and
conducted in manner calculated 70 in
spire no small amour. Of interest. Mr..
Thomas Collins wac ch ,sen chairman,
and MarshalI Mcclure, secretary. A. W.
Kelly, Edward II Foster and
MARSHALL Mcclure all came into tue con.
vention with high hopes Of being chose
On the first informal ballot the con.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-04

Mrs. Allen, accompanied by Miss Tolle
both of Battle Creek. Mich, have arrived
in the village. Tie ladies are old friends Of
our much respected citizen. II. T. Elliott.
Chlstian uoover, . new conner, lsft for
the lower regions on lott Of lumber last
Saturday morning, which, lie purchased Of
NJ. Klaus, to build him house near
Grand Rapids. s.
Henry Powell, ex editor Of the Seymour
department Of the Fort Howard Journal
left the village Monday for Moorhead,
where he will engage as post Office clerk.
Bismarck Tribune: Tns jamestown
Alert alnuses its readers by publishing q
river column modelled after the best St.
Lonis relor 8. ag .
We have jus, recovered from course
Of Billiards and cyclones and now wetare
threatened with visi: fro1:, Miss Cynthia
Eloise Cleveland, Vice President Of the
W. G. T. U. Who wants to come and talk
in the interests of temperance, for the
modest consideration Of Ten dollars.
We note with pleasure deep interest on
the part our citizens generally to have
. frat class Sabbath school organization.
This is veay worthy scheme indeed and
one which will receive hearty support
from the ALEET. The new organization
will take place next Sabbath. Every body
invited. Va Ih"a iS4&s
Just before going to press VIC are in
formed that l.. B. Miner has been appoint
ed by Mr.. Vennuln, deputy register Of
deeds and will in the future assist Mr. v.
in the discharge Of his ei'iciai duties.
Now Mr.. Vennum is all right and no one
will have cause t" complain of neglect.
Mr.. V.nnum has enough individual bus
mess to keep one man busy regardless OF
his official duties. Both gentleman have
our congratulations. ates
Rev. n. Wells, father If our highly re
spcctrd citizen F.. p. Wells, died a. Mil
waukse last Wednesday, nnrning at !
O'clock. The Evening Wisconsin says
''Mr. Wells, who removed from Milwau-
kee to Palmyra. one year afo. tn assume
the pastonteship Of the Congregations
church here, and had preached In Wis
con.in over 81 years, died Of general dc
bility At his residence, It Z O'clock Wed
ncsday morning. Funeya. at Hartland
Wis, Friday afternoon.
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Go 10 Lamhe,t's 8 70, shade trees.
10 to Lambert's for box elder seed.
IO@ lbs sngar fer 81 ut Lambcrt's, *.
Overalls SOC per pair at Lambert's.
a tot tb Lam >wrt's before buying oats.
Gent hose soc dozen ut La,nbert's.
Ladies serge slippers fUr 75c at LAmbr't'a
Go to Henry Wesley for Ground Feed
Gc s. 10 F. Lalabert's tor cheap drags.
Large stock of boots and shoes just re-
sceived Ut Lambelt's.
Crxkery, glassware, brown and yeilnw
: are vt Cn,tin + Tinsl"w's.
u eBea,se.dx, chairs, rocking chairs. tables,
and gereinl line Of furniture just received
1t Curtain s Winslow's.
old papers for sale at this office for
Is cents p.r 100.
Butter at Henry vcssey's, fresh AMI
sweet, for sale at wholesale or retail.
Henry Wesley has just received one car
load of Sauk Centre Flour
Call oil Elder Inman for ali kind Of
Garden Seed, Horse Radish and Rhubarb
plants now on hand.
For MI kinds Of sewing machine repairs
and needles call on Elder Innsn Chew
ing gum furnished lady customers.
The cheapest and best place in town
to buy fne teas. groceries and provisions
is at Lyons. He keeps tie best goods
and sells them cheap.
II you wan. good shave goto Thomp
son. He is doing good ~ork. The new
shop Las been inst rumcutal in improving
his artistic ability.
Learned Brothers have just received y
cur load Of nails which thcy are selling
/ r
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-05-04
The nail boom las inst struck Us
Lawn parties will be next in order.
Flint s. Dole have q new chorc boy.

O. A. Boyingson does not believe in
sending money to the heathen.
Buildings arc going up % fast that We
cannot keep track oftllcln.
Joe Mills has gone to the restaurant to
board. We miss thee, Joseph.
Frank Farmer, Of Fl. Totten, Is book ed
ct the Dakota House.
The Dakota House still continues to I'm.
prove.
Miss Ella Powell, of the country, was in
the village sight seeing last Tuesday.
James Lees has about 200 head of cattle
and the best stock tarn in the county.
Mr.. H. Griffin, manager of the Park
hurst farms, was in town last Wednesday.
Street cleaning is now the order Of the
day.
Mr.. H. T. Bush, will bring about thirty
cows with him ON his return.
Examination day passed of very
pleasantly. So saJs Superintendent Allen.
Harry Robertson has gone to Fl. Tottcn
to remain during the summer.
Geo Doran, brother OF - Doran,
Of this village, has just arrived from Cal
iforniA
Lambert hal just erected new barn.
1920, on one Of the Lloyd lots near his
store.
VCapt. Columbus Smith took crew of
eight nen with him ON the Nettis Bald
win.
Ia Painter Knapp is erecting store build.
ing l6x30 on Fifth avenue, near Halls
meat market. It will bs occupied by Mrs
Davis u . MILITARY shop. s.''
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L( CAL NN71LES!- 10 cents per line for 6rst
Eert,cn &c per line for each subs, quent ns. rtion
NO subscriptions continued longer than paid Tor.
All business communications should be addressed
10 MARSHALL McCLUKE,
jamestown, Dakota
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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.

M RsHiLL JcCzrRE, 6dito, onv1 p,Opri-.o
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Terms 3. Payable in Advance.
1NECOPY. one year. saN
CNk COPY, six months. 81 "
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
A. F.. INVITE, NJ. D..
II Kcsrney Street. San Francisco, c

pr Minutes Kindney Remedy >sphr-ti cum ctirra all Kidney and Bladder Complaints. Con orrhcra Glee; Leucorrh1.a. For sale by s druEgiste si q bottle. six bottles for g..
 pr. Nintie'. Da. deli1n Fills, are the hest Rnd cheapest pyspcTafa aud Bilious in the market For sale by all druggists. lAnedS~ly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Corner of Beale and Howard Streets. San
 Francisco. California. JOSEPH Super lntentlent
QUILDERs OF STEAM MACHINERY IN ALL ITS Dranehes. Steamboat. steamship and lsnd
 ENGINES q BOILERS,
High Pressure or Conessnl.

ORDINARY ENGINE ceu1fe17ied vaen advisable.
 sTFAM BoILE gs -Fr-f.erfe- fia.t. - -i--u co tfe quality uf the nsstar1sl -ti HurEf.aIr ar aoae but 8rst-ciass Eegk 3-afi.1sf.
 WATER PIPE. cf huiiar OF sheet -rHn of any size. male ia sritsie length fcT eorne-lrr traethsr. oE sheets rolli- rr-iei a-d rsckei fuF Sif aut res1y to he rfviief erss.usl.
 HYDRAULIC EIyLTIN8- Uoilar wrrt snd water Fips male by rhis sstahishr1err. ~iviteA hY hy- dr>iic rye-ine machinery, thst quality of vuEk being far superior ts hand work PUMPs-For mining of any capacity cad ei any stye- Our F-yle Cf di-=et. cnrup111f erE.ae7 with duub'e liur cf UuUrs particularly enie 3- We Tsl"F Co thasenus tu Use not u4 having eVzE te' bTcksA down.
 DIRECT ACTING EvgTNFS r,t underground work Irrissti8a city usterw rs7 T-.rTrH. hlf v1 ihe eelebTated Dsvey yaFe ma-ign, superior 10 zal ether.
 MINING MACHINERv-Ou p-fls. rtu-. b,fle,-. haisfius nlaciiueET- sinking, h0 ting Ets other msehinerv TerHiTed- au36n3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS
pr. L. ]. CzAPkAY,
Offices. No. I21 tgomery St.
PROGRESSIVE MEDICAL SCIENCE
AGrv1t Koisri Sys,esa qf Cure.
RRoKFN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS

Reform ia the treatment Of sn Chronic, Nervous and
 Special Disease and
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
INDuRsEMENr
IMPORTANT
HE MODERN SCIENTIFIC MEranD OF CURE
DIR. L. J CZAPKAY.

I27 Montgomery St between Bush S Sutter, Ha. proved almost universally successful in the mos, difficult and obstinate chronic diseases, after they have resisted The orii sry routine of practice
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

IN PROOF or DIR. CZAPEAI's Great in his line Of practice, coBuI ns evidence can be wanted than the following:
 SWORN AFFIDAVIT:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
PHENix TO MARIcOPA
Tuesday. Thursday & Saturday

than " rrguisr coach pssreuprra can pro af al times without
 gEp. HAMLiN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Convincing Testimony.

IN PROOF or DIR. CZAPKaY's
 Great in his line Of practice, conunc ng evidence can be wanted than the following: SWORN AFFIDAVIT;
 4 Most HoHderftd .Statsmest Qf' q Cure Per formed.
 Authenticated by she Rev. R. s. SyIuinr.on Pastor of DsuvfIle gContra Costa county Church. and others neigbS-,rs of the miraruloasly restored sufferer. Cure of Nervous and Physical Prostitution and Epi leTuc Fits. Restored to haith snd happiness by DR CzAPKAY's peculiar system Of treatment after al physicians had failed.
 SWORN STATEN NIT. B.F Creuz carpenter and iUiaer, of Danvle. Co tra Costa county, California, being duly sworn, doe depo@e and say: married, father of five children | sBd forty-hve years of age. More than year ago Vhile st work became dizzy aud fel the ground afterwards had several falling nts. became physical
 y and mentally prOstrss, Nery st times. could slsep my hVer and Eidnsys Inactive. and not able Co Ncrs NY ''tedinR rh3 sclah pr0nounoed my complaint Co be heart disease, and gave me grea deal Of medicine. ~hich took. but to good. con tinuei getLR worsn, s;sd became weak that could scarceiywalk In October, lsii sddre-sed Dr. l.. Csaptsy, San Frsncsoo ss inf nly sickness Abov, escribei. sskin he thought he Sould znythinS for me. and upon favorable reply plssd myself un der his treatment have fully regainess sny gen era health, have had eileptc hts since takin hi medicines, and am able tp do good day. work. NJ, whole system has by his treatment been thorough, changed and rsyitAlizsd and have gained twenty one pounds sinrs began Co take his medicines. Ou of gratitude toward Dr. Czspkay, and hoping that may be the of directing other poor sufferers ig him. make this brief statement of facts concerning my case. his treatment has been remarkably sue cp<sful that confident he all those similar | ly afflicted. B. r. CEEUZ,t tL.sJ
 Subscribed and sworn Co before me- this l2th day o February. is7s. AtIo II. TUKNEK, i.S.l Justice O. she Peace. Contra Costa county, Cal. ENDORSEMENT; The undersigned. neiyhbors and ~cquaiuiances ot Mir B F. Cr-uE. certify that ve have known nm dur ing his ilness and e facts stated in the foregoing | sfidAytt are true of our owu knoplsigc. K. =. Symirgtou, Pastor 1f ltan,ille Churc l.. Ess~a. vsgUnmaksr, bsuviuc.
 J. IL. ..irhaison. II. .. hlchoIsun.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

physieisl and Mental BstiHty yitsl weslness Nor- vouzleas Low tr.-lfs fasE tua5. Wess lzss 1f tHs 7rr- and ItuE rf Nlss-.gr Power. is.li-s-rsi- tIaa .r.5 IHael -.T md st1Jy, vfes. tz- hs- e-1r--s, r-lritsttcl Cf E r1-f--i-.- ip-= ai saauury,
 .i.tuic, tlsliiity- s=lf ils- ,.- -s Fr-'. alzEUsas, heailache. impnn- la bi- ii1r- on tas tace. sexual or other a..1Hl-s .a woman, ars al cured by the ust- y -trsf-i .IcilH.
 I J. CLAFKAN, M, D.
 His ntefhsf e. ,1fi11 ssasze is pecuHsr,y hIs own tr1 sleeu csIs and hence the great Ficeess- lt taas uq at ilFsarats re entire systen, aisFes the E.er-a era a.- -.te-E- F7Ifltes end enricaes the E.ssf. fnTlf E.U-l .rl eDerEy, stops the drain. re--tt-laes and srsra ii- fntire t-ne. both u u.ira au4 Ea5e. Hle eetiou-, chrutic estsrrh, Tst. eri7-T alsele of tne stomach and ki1- uafs. hNer complaints eft 9EeCssinily tretet. these who are suffering from tte and iHdsceti9as Of yo,ltb. ssHanA veakuess etc., ore sssuTed of per mansBf cure
 | IT. CzAPKAY. one Of the most successful medical prscitionerS the Pacific Coast, established in san Franesco since is54 may be consuss hdentaly in reference ths above and all other complaints the ! Institute.
 No. t27 Montgomery street.
 sy- All you who have suffered years or lifetime. and vhcss diseases have resisted sed the ordinary moie= of treatment invited Co cali for free con sultstiou.
 Hours from a. na. Co p. m. Charges moderate. Communications strictly confidential. Medicines seHi by EHrrsss.
 Address L. J. CzAPKAY. N. D.. San Fr4hcisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
DIR. CZAPKAY

Is pre-emiusn,ly fortunate in the treatment cf all ob suats chronic disease and his great medical ability has been successfully e=te in tis city for tNeny-hVs years and to his wonderful sku there many living among who testify that they the pro lnnsat of their lives to him. while hundreds Of oth who vsre lingering from chronic diseases of Inc heart lungs, liver, stomach and kidneys. have been fu iy restored Co health. uov9iyl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

rr cftensr. The time wiil tse le-s rho ride easy and farE moderate c1rs VszsaEp su short notice and faii-
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