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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

Fred niitenDraud. aE Agaa Fria, is ia t3wB.
 The Peck mine aaa mjIl gre shut down far the present
 Geo. N. Pinkhsm arrived .u Prescott to day from Mineral FsrA
 q |. Carpenter leaves fer 'he Black Can TOD ,oun,ry tomorrow.
 Tiptop stock is quoted in san Francisoo s' s3S0, aud Silver Ring at g.
 Nc src sorry ia learn. as Fo Ea to pFc css ,os, Mrs n. | ThoTnc ;, 4citc low.
 Rylsrd's circus I.s1 goad .uraout oo sslurjay evening The performing Was good.
 A Black Canyon ahcrc asa sixty placer miners at work, taking cp. rom $l tA Ss cach per day.
 JT Hal has tsss7 a ps.,ncr iato bi' Trseig meat market, and expects rr igyc a tbF-ras 1ssiuess
 Hidden frcssrec s a. .H.ae -l -.c arw goid .CdSg H,scareral af "m. Iennngs in fasssysmra jis,uc5
 Nes srh Ntrr5a err- asks. .l Euns t0sleTsay g Srcr." W1'e.- Necga- goes t- .rfsrr fef
 Gfscnrl .-ais fat a-.sas -r'~ct ts-tsv v... z-asa tar uci,ss-,s ,c Hfo. Hashi--, q Cr ssl atp-e-
 T. is>hfce .. -..e. a-.5- -,a 'hs Ho-- 4E 's.- r. E. T...i-. '7t of Hy.5l fys. ..ss.
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MORE RICH MINES

Dob Campbell anal Biil Mainy, two old pioneers and rrosrcotora, Tor ten years rincing to thc Ssrta Maria country. have been iu toNu since yesterday morning. pur
 chasing supplies aud testing ores from some of lhcjr mines The Independent, diScav- ercd 80 lss, iy opening nl' very rich. They ate working ihc ores by Mexican Baso pro cess, and getting over $so to thc ton as a reward fnr their labor. The vein i> 0 feet wide, aud Ne a1prchcni tie time wIi c,'mc when ,his ore will be worked wilb mil. rhe>c gentlemen have great many lcsds
 n lho Saa!a Maria country, including gold, silver and copper West of tie santa Maria in ,Lc IIaqua-ha mountains, they also own @ mammoth copper deposit which they ciaim nijl pay % per cent by smelling pgoocss From every direction wr have the cheering news of rich copper discoveries.
 WilH The advent of the railroad some of our old ':aud-by prospec;ora are ccttain of Tcapjug g rich harvest for tbc many long years snwa ia >carch of the precious metal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
FITS EPILEPSY.
.F.4LLIA'G SILh.rESSy

PERM tNENILT CI-G"u-u> ',us.bee-ty orr months ussIo of lr. ,G art'a Eelsrsat-3 tafalala F5t r&oiot~. IT. Ce.tir,e ssE r.Ta ihef bs. .t-r- l2 -,t. i'tt Ilt, iro i.a' ufS As I.r. ..af tr ths cn'Y i3.y-ic uist Aa~ mad, -,-sf 8. CIal -tsHE. arh 80 to ui- tnunels fNuasfls sayr l's', ffs'a" tls ,sFt iua nee ,f f1-,a Ptvytsts 7s v. guarantee yHfiust,l cure W rss- fHui yvH al money rNlFHjr5. Al sG'fo-or~ suru't g.ye t1.sr Powder. e,-iy tria Su tc vvuyinr,l of tiriE rGrafita Yuvsr~,
 Priv fr- ,sr-o Iy s''o. r-+ N1yo Eor s,n -..' hy g4i c. s'5F lar "f t7u usi ~;ssl Taz.ia ,,a rt- crff vf ricr, aT ' .xisf,-s ,'. tt. D, Af}s.ss
 N~U N ROBBINS
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Tue Model Mine

Iu Peoples Ya5ics milea tTom thc stage
 ruad, Is situate she Molcl mine. Last vrck
 Mcssr> Moore, NCrphy, Bigelow and Bar. toa went oat e cNtmiae tho property and rcport upoa ihc same to a ccmpany vho are negotiating irr i;@ purchase. Owing to thc
 fact that tine miuc Is located in the near ,i. clnity Co enc Q; our finest agricultural dis lfictg, giylnE i: thc advantages at a rcar au6 easy marke:. is surrounded i'y timbyr, and in close proximity Io water, having a fair vcjo ut free hitting "fe which assays over S'Ha Co iltc tan. 1t al once becomes a very d,s.r,i'lc property. should tHa m'n", as we hope t nos. pas into the hands o'
 capitalists, stamp m..j will be erected and ibe l,rjgc worked ta advantage. This will
 prove "r considerable hyn,ii to opr fricnis
 living in fine vicinity ot the Nndol as it vii nc tnc mean, ol spreading considerable taoucv vi'h th"m frr whatever they raise end bgyy ia sall io ;ar way of iarm pro.
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cAs0 OF THANKS.

The sissers of St Jossnh reigfa sHeir heartfelt lhsaks e 8,les Markham sad her accompanying ooers troupe. and to al others who kindly assisted 8. ihg benefit of ihe S,h lnss Also tc the public Of Frcacott and vicinity Nao bY iheir generous patro- mage hayo SC ii.crat5y contributed 10 such benefit
 sI.ra.r. -.t. ar lnsE.lE
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Noticr far Publication.

LA~u OFFICE. THrsyrFr. $. IT,
 iau. D. tv7p. V ri-s Ia h,-u's rj 'N7f re faa~su- rss.v eg " ha. r.aI j.t nf r irfcff'rt ;a '4fa sr4 roaE r,fGr.ft s - ., .-. ztI Ttal "s-iN tha-r,s st thr rHf-'t .f tr'r tsyH from tlr la'c fhI- snt.r v,e- N:.f S ARNOLD 1s Vssatei ''B f.r t,t N of Nl 5 ss,I P -s ol SWts . a' T~.s iA NN s. aas,i thr irv--r H'~ viire-srs. sfz- N t. F"s'cy a-.3 frsi.s Murray. "f Ne,-7st ,asufy.
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DIR. SPINN EY
 rIo II KEAENUY STREET.
Treats al chonia and Special Diseases

Treats al Chouic and Special Diseases
 YOUNG MEN
 NEo MAY rE SUFFERING FROM THE ET- " f-cts 0! y"aG tuc~ or ii'srr,iayl. B i do g.!, {" as t1'-ely,s ot ths, gGsaie-i boon ever lad st ti' s.tsr uf >;ier}sg bHu.ay. bB. SIlNNEl ,y.U Arant"t S forfeit sf fur vs-y c1s vf ssluurl weak nssS or ri's'" o.s-" oi any siHa character which be usreTtahes sltd fails tu yyirt.
 NippI.E-AUE MIN.
 There ai ihr age ui thirty tu rixtr vho ar. trolsr Sifa ico ffFHst evacuation, cf the IIa,Jsr cf5ell asru5i e: fy .itt 1It.,ru iuiuil at l Fatlou, aud W.aSIst% ot syet,ua 3u i.gIer H,s lstscut cannot 'i for tSu tRauIut thr tIr;nar, deposits eo! r!iJu"nt vii ofeu is found and saa,e tiu.fs small lsrilrica p: s'lfeu w!N alT.~ UE uf vit br oi 'hIH Uk klsH Ntr, again chdrai4R ,iark aod forfd sTgFHra'", There many sucr oie ni 5hi= dif,u.ty 4suaul uf tr caU~c pHi, .p sespu9 siaTe oS s"lrual vUakurrs Ir. g. Wi l'al grl- feet cure i' s fSCn Cas. sd healthy ru,toTxti,i us Ea0 E"uitr usiuHvl nrcsue.
 uETicp iior ES Go Co and to g. Sunsavs ,for, l. io II t. N foUsuifat'H trr~, Tlat,ugh examination aud a.iNicr, g.. Gal or Eddr,-s.
 uk- SrISNEF CO., Jureidkwiv No. Il krarrcy st.. Sar Vraucts-,l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

A.. persons knowing 'hcm~clvcs io he iu -'rcsrs rar nc Weekly MINER ale requested tg ser- jr aa8aut 8. otherwise lho paper e,l j- discontinued ~, send no iunBirg .e.f,f- C. t BEN,u.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
CONSUMPTION Positively Gu d ?

Al sscres from ;h.s iisases thSt agxiras sn hC cs.rt shuu.E tss 1r. Ss--tsE'a Ir,nrsfei Erusufur Pond. iir5r lrs ,hr nt'y rlvIsr atiru tUuvo tbat ntn ru-c rN1Sj ufiinu aud tH ds'asa "i ihe threat anA .liu E ius,'. Sruu t, faith 3 thrA and Is3 a" .autiIs-, yv1 thqt thsy hup- 1s Will forward tO every sUG.ret iy d sil ro9t galI. a fro t7iHi t,uS.
 We iou2 want your rrnrgv rnt'l yrn ssr perfectly safisuri of tn,lr rt,r.fs,a E'Ntr- If Nsav bf- is worth saving. dcut u,as tp c'ltig tdf-t, luelgss tsi-i. the, wsu s',vo core y,,,.
 Etsr,, iar lg.rr D,s Co Huy Vsyt ef Che Cni-t Sa'ts yaaa3a by .lai,. ruc,iri af rgtrr
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 ASH X ROBBINS,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

l,s evidence can be ,s.a's,I iasn tf. following: SWORN ATTluAvIT; I U s' lioastg Sa'apsaf .J' 0 Crrs Fo- Ir..3
 Authenticated 'le I,, l, B. ess-inss,n. T--to- ot DsrNA- 'orira to--a '..HrEf 'EH1rH- tfi r'urts, u.iEh..F's yi th' m'rt.-..'sH ?. '',i -"FeTtr. Cure oi Nert"us afs s..il iiu-ffat.fH aud Tl- isI"' lits E.:.f.at e. h-esh aut isIIIu"-s ty bk. t1NfkAh gt'.-s -y-fss' gt tEets.-t .liei sefer- ai gh!- .,Iaus bai ia',i.
 SNoAN STATEMENT. R.F Cr.uz. ca-ro,stor ssI i5lrcr cs pln.iTo. Cc tEa C,-'a ,orll,ty. Csitv1Ia. te.ie -woff. lrio-" sct say: att us.tisi ta4.r oI bsp ttiiru soj tortS S-a," yea-s Ui asa- N ss tisn yese ss,. afi~ Nar- bad seyersi falAE His. i apip Hss ,si- .y sIs 'ii,taii, .-Dsgats Vel. ,iIe Uu~ cu,i Gat -'s g., my N,c aud Iliit a,51r. sas Dol ati" 8" "'fh Ns F''H- i'l --staB pronounced i Hy ,c1pisIas Co t heart -ga-, gtsi avv gsc sr,a. d., ,i p'-lts. ohirh teea. b,,. 's go,i. ,,,i- rltu'd Eaiiii nvfFe Bad b'iae weak tai could scarcely Nalk. iB prlol. 3-if. stt5tA-seg Iir. L. tzsftay, EEsIf,-,sl. sIE uE r,kntrs ss RsgNs dcs,sli,i. sSn t hr lhugb, Ae Coui3 l0 as,htai, for Ii', and ag iavniAte Tr I!ac,I n self ail- der hs treatment. havc U9N iiy tsEElncd ny gusi- era' health hANn had no epcg.o ns, slI'e tsAiug hs wIsic.uea, a1J aiii9 - tJE diys work AlY wiiule -ys''m has iy his iscetD"lt tsnforRhy changed aud TVNsHz, and hrVa asnei uy,r fpl.ts- UlIo lonuaS -iut began a jaso ts saf,,icsss. Ou; "i SrS'i'HaH to~art IT. HE-Aay. sHd hoping 'hat ! may Nr lo ot dECCi'}l lsar xHtfcgrr~ fa ha, make ihis nTtf statement r5 isris conc-rnia,. nl bs> tgslnaoi.i ury0 I,i1a kai, sue  y st'iiciUi. E, B GEDUZ.tL.Si N9lsctiief and sworn Co rriFrr ltc. ih E. sisy { February, 1H,s. AtIs is. JrEsFH. .1F,<l
 Justce D, she nescs, coarra Co>ta ce,,ni9. Ca..
 INDORsENENTs
 The tu1dstslepei, uris4b5rs s.si ac3dsIstancps rf Nr j.. P. Cr.us, cC tl t.1t aa ttve Al1o ain dur 5BE h!r Illness aud tI8t J- t= Ata 8 J. t1r,suinv s!idavt ar. t~'ia of ou naH H.sgU '-ttt.
 b. s. SS.lfrrtsu, Ps-t3y aI i'anst-l- CAarcA.
 J. fesa. WsEeEfsaNer, us5iV{.p.
 j. H. Nici1is0n, if. C. Nicholson.
 IMPORTANT.
 THE MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHOD oF CURE
 --4s VsACEIcFo EY ----
 DR. L. , CZApEAI, l25 Montgomery Sl. h,twccn Bush X Su.ter, Ia. lTo,sJ asart universally soeerstrl la tsc ua,et difficult and osinajc oaruric jr-cs-cz eycn Rtcr they have resI-ted so onb a-y saS:ly ci lta,ncc.
 DR,. CIAPKAY
 s rrrc5ninepty irT'ua'c ia Che treatment of s e's- Enatr cir1r'c i-aa-c aaG G,s medical ahiIty hss nge suecessiJ!y ,-trt !r t. ciEy tNfrt y.e ye4Is aI ts hs vJui.gt.} -bll thrrc many siu.. ui'Ho>sgs Agarng Na1 iei! yuh, ttry V:.,. i1 ai3on af thsif srs e. tu while a'ulrls uI r!,l- ITS v'.s fA li.s,riK from ci-suI. dis,as.s nt h. heart, i1ugs. 'rr. sasi aud hi'Ss. have bagi, lnl~ iy TesioTc.! to hasuh. nsN1IyE
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ROV0t HUcQH0 Lottery
 S S81O,oOO DRAWN EVERY r DAYS

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23

bsrNAla .'orlra to-ra '..Irrf thH5rH- trd r'u-ts, uaf -h.t-s uf tha mirtr-' '.1sis -,-'.t.i arrr.
 Cure ,f Nertous 31, D.. .i! if, tfit. sp aui 2 r. isiac ii,s El-:.f.sts ts h-ssh aud isII.u.-s Icy bK. I1NfkAh ~ Y.,..-. ~y-f.s ut tEeat-4t .liei seErr- d fh1= claus ba4 sa,'.f.
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Atii &1NL Convincing Testimony.

IN PROOF nF DH. CE&FEAA'S trsat ju his say ,I -1a , N t1s-n ,uHN nc- I,g evidence can b- ,saH'.-I ffan th. following:
 SWORN ATTIUAVIE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
ISCELLANE0CS
pr. L. ]. CZAPkAT,
THE FMINENTLY CCCES6FUL
 RHKEICT
CALL OR WRITE. Offices, No. l2T Montgomery St.

Opp. Oecidssral H t,,. Sfs F}ageisc'.
 Nors-Dr Czspkag is sr Honorary Member of eFal Sci,fltihc and Mriic1i hapisz in the An=tr-. Hungarian rn:.ire- HlII h- has t- lately Eitrn.a. Agent and Con sr oI the United -tatr- lyrlulauis.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-23
INnnNsENiENIi

The ulfdstslgpci, uriglh7rf sHi ac3di5utsnces rf Ir j.. P. Cr.us ti,l t.at tRve Alls ni.a dur BE hs Duss aud tu9t J.-s f-s A4.t iu Jlc fsrsutny a.'sdavt ar. t~ua of ou uaH a.sga. .-t.s. tt. 8, SS-44rrt1u. ps-t1v aI i,anrt.l- CAascss
 ,. fesa wsgoEfnaSer, Ia5tv{le.
 ;. U. Nicholson. H. C.. Nicholson
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sclsing Is ssis rsstilk as slie Il,
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careful Discrimination of tbs cond iti6ns
Touring il. s
70 u WHEAT CtloP.
EntpptnSsa I'll max Il q fesdy s1r iese.,fl.
lug aud then co ii pi ting tho vyorE tyi,eis
| yoh decide Che pfopas t:iise liss afriyefl II
of FIRST ilnpartsnce. On rooat in:sds.
after pl0Wing aud hasyqwsnR. ft Is aiyfsn.
| Die to aaeuto b COMPACT esSd.hed b. ,,ea
the roll leg, tho use OF viii Oh prevents .hat
light condition which Is us,fagosahle s0
the wheat crop. E1tIseSimes III TURNING
down crop ot pea{ yiae1 or othey RINK
yegetable growth, the ground Ia Ifade q too
lansiyy and si requires the rse Of the hary
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liar to that Of the English faffaers who
drive q dock Of sheep oyer The iand
20 remedy fhis unfay0rAb Abfa condition.
ne rseth0,i OF Eee ding most desirable.
tls = long expeSience IloW sseinonAtretee
ls ~ tho drill. The economy or beed
and fertilizer, the lesseHing Of the dam
ger OF throwing out by fr5st, the close.
ness Of the feEti tilizer 10 the seed fha cnls
tiyation Of tho s,sss Isce soil By the teeth
Of the dkill jib5 SO tii seed are placed In
the ground che eFenii iess with which The
seed are dsposite as egards dal,th and
poaitiop. sll are in ffaves of It's use. 5
| The varieties TO SOW ana the sine OF
sowing dap1hdS Upon sIocGl conditions.
which vary in every. section 1t Is we'll
to try occgsinnally some OF the neys if,.
oductiona, but prudence dictates lin.
| ited experiment nc frat. The question
OF the quantity OF Bsed to the acre fs now
being discussed, and elsewhere will bp
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-13
Shall Wo Have a Lyceusn1

A young &c ntlemau correspondent of
the TRANSCRIPT appeals thus cloquently
for the organization of lyceum in Aus
tin:
Now as the evenings are growing
longer, we would suggest that a Iyceum be
organized in Austin. A lyceum properly
cond ucted is profitable to both the old
and young. How many there are who
do not really appreciate the advantages
Of lyceum. 1t Is there that much latent
talent has been set free, put into motion,
and stirred up, until it has stretched It's
pin'ons for flights in the fields of oratory,
and the pulpit, the ros;rum and the bar
have reaped rich rewards from the seed
thus terminated.
"Much of the latent talen, Of the world
remains dormant for want Of develop
ment. This need not be. The ooportu-
mites now given to the young TO prepare
themselves for the highest work in life
are almost unlimited, and yet how very
few are making tue most of these oppor-
tunities. Men of strength are still needed
In the world, the man who can reason
with his fellow-men, will yet find oppor-
tunity to reason of temperance, truth snd
justice.
"True, we have had but one Webster,
but who can say that among all the MIL
lions of our people, there Is not some
other one who, under similar circum.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-13
Greatest Remedy Know

Dr.. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY for Con.
sumption is certainly the greatest meGi.
Cal remedy ever placed within the reach
OF suffering humanity. Thousands Of
onc:: hopeless sufferers, HOW loudly pro.
claim their praise for this wonderful Dis.
covc1y 10 which they owe their lives.
'NotnnIy does it p>y' r1v cure Cousump.
ton, but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Hayfever. Hoarseness and all affec-
tons Of the throat, Chest and Lungs, yield
at once to lis wonderful curative powers
as if by magic. We do not ask you to
buy large bottle until you know what
you are getting. We therefore earnestly
request you TO call upon your druggist,
CLEMMER & PooLER, and get trial
bottle free Of cost which will convince
the most skeptical Of its wonderful mer-
its, and show you what q regular one dol
lar size bottle will do For sale by Glen.
mer & Po0ler
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-13
Millinery.

We are pleased to Inform our readers
that Mrs. McMillin formerly Miss Soper}
has returned 70 Austin, where she and her
husband will Garry on the millinery bus.
mess on an extensive scale. They will
also keep full and well assorted line OF
ladiesl furnishing goods, including
cloaks, woolens, (ringes, laces, dress and
cloak trimmings, silks, satins, ve]rets,
buttons, ribbons, etc. All Of which they
will sell at the loacest prices.
They will also furnish milliners and
dressmakers In neighboring towns with
everything in their line, at forrest praces.
Also, agents for But,erick's patterns.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-13
BROWNSVILLE.

Miss Edwards, matron Of The Iowa
Orphan Asylum at Davenport, Is visiting
her brother, L. Edwards.
/ Preaching at the Christian Chapel last
Saturday evening and Sunday morning,
by Elder Truax, Of Mantoryille.
Arch Taylor has received the ap.
pcintment of Car Kepairer, from the S.
N. r. Il. Co. He is located at Ramsey
Frank StimsoE mas gone IL Ham.
burgh, Erie Co., n. Y, on visit We
are Informed that on his return he will
bring BRIDE
-Ozro Woodward has given mp his po-
sl,ion as clerk at Sleeper's, and can now
be found at home following the pillow.
An homes, Granger.
Frank Sprague, who II avels for the
Davenport Plow Company, passed a
shor, time here last week, guest of his
cousin, G. L. Dingman.
III. B. WEIGH who went near Water
town, Dakota, 10 take q claim about one
year ago is in town. We will tell you
next week what he is here tor.
Let there be full attendance at the
regular Caucus in Justice Stin,son's Of
fee, on Friday evening, at 7 O'Clock.
Every person claiming to be regular
Republican should be present, and select
suitable delegates to tho Grand Meadow
conven ton.
The forward trucks Of Car 10 the
western bound accommodation broke
when the car was directly opposite the
depot last Wednesday morning. The
momentum of the train forced the car
completely up on tho depot platform,
making the platform and part of the
Car kindiing wood. No damage was
done to the balance Of the train.
A prairie fire Friday afternoon
caused by sparks from passing locomo-
tive, southeast Of this place, promised
for time to destroy everything In its
path. 1t was only by use Of plows and
q force Of men that we're engaged in
threshing, that Mr.. Wheeler aud Mr.. Gill
let's grain and buildings were saved.
The ground being so very dry and the
force Of the wind so strong, 1t seemed to
burn everything before It. A piece of
timothy from which the grass had been
cut, and the second growth Of grass WAS
standing three or four inches tall, proved
40 ready conveyor Of the fire as the dry
prairie grass. Mr.. Tame: lost two
stacks Of hay y fire Tive same afternoon.