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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
sOrrowrul Scenes in Ireland.

It is a sad sight to watch the eVic- lions carried on with the assistance or Her Majestys troops. Alter Kennedy nnd his family and household goods were turned out of their home near this city, the door was barred up and the police departed. A correspond ent returned 10 the spot where the eviction had taken place. The mother and six little children were sitting al the roadside, or walking about the ruins of their once happy home. There WAS nothing between them and the blue sky. Night was coming on, but they had nowhere to go, and thus they were lief. without ray of hope to cheer them.
 The COlds,-eam Guards and the po- lice proceeded tothe next tenant to be eyicted, and as these magnificent looking soldiers, the flower of Her Maiesty's troops, filed down by the little cabins, one could not resist calling to mind their exploits in Eng lands greatest wars and comparing them with their present service. They certainly do not look as If they fancy their work.
 A band with a green flag met the soldiers here, but there was not the slightest sign of hostility, except that not one drop of water and not mer- sel to eat would the inhabitants give ,he hungry and thirsty troops and the police as they passed through tho country.
 Newspaper correspondents are, however, received with welcome and @ most generous hospitality. Milk, eggs, fresh bread and butter were fur nished them in abundance, and all Tecompense from them firmly refused.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Mulp Mountains.

Francis Donnelly, who came in from Tombstone Tuesday, reports mining matters lively in the Mule Mountains. He is part owner in the New Year, Southern Cross and other claims there, on the fifst of which Col. Gerald is putting down a shaft 150 feet deep. He is now down 7s feet, and has exposed a fine body of carbonate ore, which assays an aver age of $2G0 per ton. These claims are very promising, and will undoubtedly add to the good reputation of the Mule Mountains as mineral producers.
 MT. Donnelly reports Tombstone very lively, following the monthly day, and the sports are reaping theIr customary harvest of coin from the festive miners.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Personal Points.

Mr. 5. A. ManIoye has returned from his Sonora trip.
 James Patton has returned from Lis mining expedition tO Sonora.
 Mr E. F. Allis, of Milwaukee, will be in Tucson about June 24ih.
 Ex-Gov. NJ. Escalante, of Sonora, is registered at the Palace Hotel.
 Mir James Finn is in from Silver Bell District.
 MT. D. F. Casey, a well known railroad man is in from Texas.
 Mir. k. c. Brown, of the CITIZEN, has returned tO his post of duty.
 Mir. NJ. II. sherman, TerIitoris, Superintendent of Public Instruction, is at ihe Palace.
 B. McKenna, agent fer Reynolds Safety Guard for railroads, is in the city
 Train Dispatcher Allen, of ihe Southern Pacific Railroad, has gone to California on visit.
 Hon. M. 8. Snyder has got back from his assessing trip to the Mey CTS District.
 NIT. 1hos. C. Rays has just returned from Silver Bell District, where he inyesti gated some valuable mines.
 Charles 4. Paige has returned from his fishing trip to California. We trust his carp enterprise will prove a success.
 Mir. John W. Straun has returned from his trip through Arizona and New Mexico 10 arrange for supplying the trade with Tucson flour.
 NIT. A. E. Knowles has returned 10 Tucson, after four years absence. The growth of the city was quite a surprise to MT. Knowles.
 Messrs. s. s. Arnold, of Charlton. Iowa; 0. B. Ayers, of Knoxville, Iowa, and R. NJ. Roberts, of Red Oak, Iowa, have arrived Tn Tucson. They are interested in mining properties at Orc Blanco and Ariyaca.
 Mir. Ad, Eisenbach, of the firm of Louis Taussig & Co.,, Cincinnati, Gov ington and san Francisco, is in the city. Mir. Eisenbach is one of the best known commercial tourists this side of the Rocky mountains, and is warmly welcomed.
 A. w. Edgar. one of the owners of the Silver Bell mine, situated q miles south of Casa Grande, is in the city. This promises to be one the richest mines in the Territory. the largest assay al depth of 50 feet being Sl842.2O.
 w. J. Batto, the popular proprietor of the Maricopa Hotel, is in the city MT BItto IS well known in Tucson, and received a warm welcome He called first on hIs friend Calder, who extended 10 him the freedom of the town and showed him all the beauties of the Park.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Meyers District.

Mir. NJ. s. Snyder, who got back from the Meyers District this morn ing, reports matters very quiet in that neighborhood, notwithstanding the excellent outlook for eventual pros- perIty. The famous GunsIght mine is awaiting the smelter to be soon erected, and only very few men are now at work on II and the Western, an adjoining mine.
 The Yahoo mine Las been attached by the miners who were working 1t, and it is idle. Quite a number of prOspectors who own claims in that vicinity are steadily at work devel- oping their claims Wood and wa ter are scarce and much trouble IS ex- perienced by the miners on account of their absence. The future of the district, however, is very encourag- ing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
\ Strike in the Mamie.
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 The Mamie mine is located about two and half miles southwest Of ! Tombstone, on the Charleston road, and is in a well defined porphyry tclt. The ledge, like all in country fOck of that type, is traceable for Q long distance, some even going SO far as D say that it is identical with that of the Bradshaw, still further south. However this may be, Mamie has all along borne good name, and has made e remarkably good showing for the work done. Doctor Mckee has been sinking the main shaft as rapidly as the means at his command would admit, his company lacking that vim necessary to make the most of either a good or bad thing. This is no fault Of the superintendent, who drives matters remarkably well. con- sidering all things.
 The total depth is 210 feet, at which point, yesterday, they struck upon what has the appearance of being the top of a bonanza. The vein for a depth of 13j feet showed an ore car rving carbonates, chlOrides and horn sllNtTt bcdulllulil sbdlutu h4iu NOp- per Al that depth the copper stains gave out, and the ore presented dead yellOwish- gray color, being devoid of hat lively appearance that the copper gives the ores around Tombstone. This strike brings back the old vivid colCring, together with @ rich, heavy gaiena sulphurei, intermiXed with car 51Bate and chloride, with some horn silver. The ore is very rich, very ordinary sample assaying $lG2 per ton. Tine samples shown at the Epi- ,aph office would go several times that amount.
 The Assure is r feet wide, and the pay vein has averaged 3 feet. The formation, the size of the ledge, and its perfect development from the top 10 the bottom of the shaft warrant the belief that a body of rich ore, filling ihe entire Assure, is liable to be struck ut any moment, provided they have not already got that body. A few days will determine this fact. This strike should encourage the owners to increase their force and reap the rich reward in store for them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Sheriff s Sale.

FREDERICK F. WEBSTER, PLAIN I tiff ys kOderick Barclay and thc Ecrre ] Towsend Arizona Mineral Land and Mining COmpany.-Terriiory Of Arizona, County ci Pima.
 By virtue of @ judguen. and decree Of f1re- closure, issued out Of thc Di-lIlct tCIrt, First Judicial District, Arizona Territory. in and i for the County of Pima, on the lg'h day of March, A. D. lssl, in certain acji a herein Frederick R. Webster, pialLTiu, recovered against R0dsrick Barclay and the ItrTe Townsend Arizona Mineral Land and Mining Company, defendants, judgment for tae sum of twenty hundred and Atty lS@s5O' dol- lars and interest, c. gether with cu-I- ala ae- eruing costs, and the interest die on the said principal sum Of four hundred and uinety-llVe 92-lO dollars, have levied npo- all iae right, title and interest Of said deieucaui- koderleE Barclay and the Derrc lOwE-crd Arizona Mineral Land and Miniug Comp1u b and 60 the following described property toglt-
 4 certain ten-stamp GuartZ A ill, consisting Of the following parts and de-euned as tel- lows , mortars, 10 shoes 70 cies, 10 stems, 10 sockets, 10 tuppets, 10 cams. cam-ooxes, cam shaft, 0 foot wood pulley, HeuoT q ore feeders, complete; copper hats l 2. t1oi, l5 feet long; l pulley, Zo in- dalu5ters l@ face, 24 shan; pulley li5l id- uialEcter, lu.s face, for con ] pulley, I55a iu. diameter, lf face, for settler; l pulley. lsis ln diameter, lOll face, for van pulley, Z4 iu- diameIer. n face; 2 l2is in. hanges, 4 | in. bolts for hacs (siilOw blo-kl, Is in- long; 70 ] in- ior mOrlaf-, ~ h. ll ill Ni 4iA- d t-la'.A- A 70 engine, q. iiy-Uheei solid ibnck sud box platej, psmp shaft crank, boxes, -4I6 ID pulley, pump rods etc, l2 m. pulley in. fscs oE engine, sh,ef for pump, ! heater, ex- vaust pipe, casting, lum in, s,s tleath halVe, 2iz east ei5OWs, l gov. and four bang CTS, stean pipe, l eccentric, saiziy valve and weight, l i've front 12 iu boiler, , stand, I back plate, 10 grate bars, bucher bolts for en zine, : in. ribcOckE for battery e-c, pieces in. pipe for l6 feet, l piece 2 In. pipe for l4 feet, pieces 1 in nipple, { ! In- unions, ln eli=, II in. stop cocks, boxes and bolts and machinery, 2 turn buCkle=, 10 blelks, % GIiQez ft 2ls in. boiler tube, =teampipe l6 o., g3lr- iron exhaust, 42 feet tn. pipe, feet lis in pipe is check valve, ft. D inc blow or "a stop cock, S-l nipples, s-l eli-i ia steam Hhis- tle and pipe, boiler.
 Nctice k hereby given thai on MONDAY May 23C, lsSl, at 10 o'clock Q. m. Q, Hi tEe mil site Of the -aid defendants, at Ar'vaca, iu tle County of Pima, will sell al Ibe right, title and interest of said defendants .u and to the above described property, to Inc highest bid der, for cash, legal currency, Co -ti@Iy said eZ- ecutiOn and all costs
 E. II. PAUL SbeIid.
 Sherifi's Office, Tucson, A. T., May li, l--i-
 Judgment rendered March 1gth, 1881. Eu- tered March 18th, 1881, iu bo0s !, pages -4i, 2f5, 24G and 245. mylltd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
sUPREN[E COURT scRIP.

For locations made in payment of Presumption Claims, or in commuia- ton Of Homestead rights:
 For each location Of l60 acres Of scfip.....Si co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Notice.

| AND OFFICE al FLORENCE, ARI- U zoBa.-S0sice is hereby given that NATHAN n. TOWNSEND has nled notice oi nis Intention ta ilaae final proof in bic de ciaraiory sisiemsnt No. .52, before the Hon. II. W. sti!iH eil, Judge Of the First Judicial DiEtr1ci for trizcua Territory, at his cham hers -n Ircspil. Pima County, on the lsIh day 6j ! lane, 1881, ai DO o'clock a. n. Of that day, .his notice, yIz: UpOu ihe east half 0f the lori delsf quarter eud east haif or the south sEsi quarter oi section ., township 14 south, fELFc lf ezst, Gi B and Salt River meridian, couisini2g ide acres, and name- the following se his witnesEes, viz; r. A. Drake, James J@mes heFzdden, CLGs. L. SeTrott and ThameE SloVcA, all of Tucrou. AT
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Application for Patent No. s5.

" E. LAND OFFICE, FLORENCE. Agr.
 zoFiz, Nay Q 1@1.-Seficc is hereby riTel t1af fhs TOTAL WRECK MINING AND MILLING COMPANY. hy Nathan Vail i1- ftily sEIhorized sZsnt, whose po.l ofl.-. address is Ps-faDJ, Pima County. A-r- 1o-s. hs. bis day fled iis application ,1- -retrr hui.dred zn'l fJrfy Ave fz-l00 linear .s.t or fte Teal V rscs- nine or vein bsa-ing s..- yer. arfn srTfzca ground five hundred and 1i1a tg-Liiie gi iH1 icef iu width, situ-ied ia rle Empire MiDiu. District. Cc-Iuty Of Flua eod Teif. tory of Arizona, and designated by the ceil notes and oEcial plat BOW on els "a r1-s Cllce as l9- No 5I, in townsaip No. ls s1E-l- rz-ge No. 17 east, ssid lot No. 57 be- i1g mo<c particularly described a follows t9-Hlf
 Bsduufng st th. initial monument iE the
 Eesi end boundary line of the claim which Is marked by SD "N on the limestone and monument or stones, thence running ce.- -. uiu- E, f-s4z chains tu a post marked ' r N Hf C ~ v N1-I. being SA corner of claim {; flersc W sj deg. u5 min. E ] 1. e chains al0cy $ .iue of claim Co point marked TT W h S ' Nu-2, being : ! corner Of claim: thence q Ger. = Eliu W. s4t, chains 10 a monument of rucks marked \ in the centre Of the east line Of claim; thence continuing sane colrec un said el-t line Of claim 45f chains Co post marked "T W V C \ F. No. 3, be- ing The NE corner of claim; thence S5 deg t5 min. N, i0ng V boundary of claim IS. s5 .A.4Alf- lN . f'Hra aNaEAcl I " n V ~ " -NN- q, being The NV corner Oi claim; thence , deg = Jlin. E. along W boundary 0f claim 4.-4is chains to place Cf beginning. The NE corner Of ssid claim, quarter-sectiOn corner between sections ana 3, township IS south, range F east, Gil. and Salt River meridian, besrs si deg. 2J mia. E, distant 15.42 chains.
 Magnetic variation l3 deg 2 min. est, con taining l1 l5-i00 acres. The original location Of this mine Is recorded in the Re- cordeF's office Of Pima County, Arizona, in Book D, Record of Mines. pages 6s44 and o95, and amended location in Book J, Records or Mines, pages 4lS and 4i9.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Total Wreck mine or surface sr0und are required 0 file their adverse claims a ith the Register or the United States Land Jfice st Florence, in the Ten itOry of Arizona, luTing the sixty days publication hereof, or .hey will be barred hy virtue Of The provisions lf inc Statute. HENRY COUSINS,
 Aisy Q, 1881. tmy15wlONl Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Eotloe.

gEyo wg. srVEY AND ALL PERSONS
 ciainluv un1Lr him-'fhe undersigned Rive noilco tDai IEcy aye had ihe ueccsEary ffsrzernent wofk done uron the Gro Fino, Eeifpsf. Indianapolis, CtbsbE and Silver CAief mines, iu ArFsea District, Baboqu4yari AolHiains, Pilaa county. 4. q, for the year encinf JsHusry ]. l53o, aad prid for the same. Aud lf sgiihi- Blnets dave from fhe date of th.s uCsice 5y publication you fail OF reluse to contfituie yuaf proportion of such eKpeudl ture ss cD-orEsra. yuur lulerest iu -aid clsimz Wll D. ccEe tae FroYtsfy Uf the uufcrsis sued ueder e-fion z3ss, keylscd ntatutes of the Enltsd elgtcg- E. N. HUDSON,
 CHAS BENT.
 Tucson. 4. T., May 20, 1881. my2O
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
NotSo.

The Florence. Arizona, Enterprise of ihe 4th instant says: Not from official, but from very reliable au- thority, we learn that MT. Whitmore, in company with Col. Daley and Cousins, have purchased the Tucson CITIZEN for $S000, and will take charge of that office on or about the first of July next.
 The above paragraph is substantial. ly correct with the unimportant ex- ception that the gentlemen above named have not purchased the Tucson CITIZEN for $s000 or any other sum 1; nor is the CITIZEN tor sale.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION R issued Out of the Justice Court of Ire vo. Lloyd, Justice of the Peace of Pre- einct No. l5 in and for Pima county, A. T.. and to me directed and delivered on a juGament rendered in said Court on the 7tl day of April, A. D. 1881, against Lut- trell < Fuller, defendants, and in favor of C. F.. Harlow, plaintiff, for the sum of Sl. IS, damages and costs of suit and ac- cruing costs, 1 have levied upon all the right title and interest of said defendants Luttrell < Fuller in and to tine following de- scribed property, to wit: One adobe build ing 30x22 feet, occupied by H. Fuller; one frame building l6x26 feet, occupied by Frank Kellogg; one frame building 16x20 occupied by J. MelstrOt, together with the lot of land situate on the northwest corner of Main street and Joseph avenue in the village of Ia NOria being l7j feet on said Main street and one hundred feet on said Joseph ayenue, all of said property being situate in the village of La NOlia, county of Pima, the same being the property of said defendants, co-partnsrs. And notice is hereby given that on WED NESDAY, the 18th day of June, A. D. lSSg,, at 10 o'clock a. m., in front of the C0Uit House door, in the city of Tucson. county of Pima, A. T., l will sell all the defendants H. Fuller and J. K LuttrelIs right, title and interest in and to the above desCribed property to the highest and best bidder to satisfy said execution and all costs. R. II. PAUL,
 Sheriff of Pima county, A. T.
 Sleriff's Office. Tucson, May 9, 1881;
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12

From the annual report Of the Rio Tinto, just published in the Paris Bourse, we learn that this company mined las. year 91j,lj7i tons of ore. from which t sold 14. .Gg2 tons Of cop per. uetting e61l, 339 l7s. 3d., or over s3.OJ0,OO0. This from orc yield ing about one and one-half per cent Of copper. Compared with these re- suits the reports of the Arizona lsdes seem fabulous, and would threaten The very existence of 1ll other copper mines. unless consumption be enor- mOusly Increased.
 These new sources Of production, however, but seem Co meet tle tre- meudous demand just appsaring. which is largely due to the unlimited each and use of electricity in the electric lights, telephones, etc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Sheriff 8 Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS- ID sued out of the Justice Court of TrevOr LiCyd q Justice of the Peace Of Precinct No. l5, in and for Pima County. A. T, and tO me directed and delivered, on judgment rendered iH said Court on the 7th day of April, A. D. lssl, against LGttrell tE Fuller, defendants and iu favor of c. F. Harlow, plaintiff, for the ann Of Sl94 i6-l0O damages and costs or suit and Accruing costs, l have levied GpOu all the right. title and interest of said defendants l.ut- trsu .V Fuller in and 10 the following described prupertv, 70 vii: One adobe building, S0x2Z ieet, occupied by H. Fuller; One frame build iI z, lGx26 feet, occupied ny Frank Kellogg; one frame building, lex2O feet, occupied by J. MelstrOt, together with the lot Of land situate or the northwest corner of Main street and Joseph avenue, in the village of La NOria, being I15 feet on said Main street and one hundred feet Cn said Joseph avenue, ell of said property being sit maze in the village Of I.aNOria, County of Pima, the same beng the property of said defendants. oOpartners. And notice is hereby gwen that on WEDN NESDAY, the 10th day of June, A. D. 1881, Gt 10 o'clock a In in front Of the Court House door, in the City of Tucson, County Of Pima, A. T., win sell all tha defendants, II. Fuller and J. K. Lnttrelrs right title and interest in and to he above de.crihed property to the highest ard best bidder, 10 satisfy said execution and all costs.
 k. H.. PAUL,
 sheriff Pima County, A. T.
 sherih's office, Tucson, May 2S, 1881. mySs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Notice for Final Proof.

M OTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT " FRANCIS 4. DRAKE hEs nled notice ol iltelti0p t0 make final proof before Ihe iiCb- H. E. SfiliEell, Judge of U. :. Court fol tLe First Judicial Circuit, Territory of Ari- zons, ai Lis chsmblfE iu Tucson, i1 Pima cOanty, aTizoDa, oL the l3th day Of June 1881, Et 90 0 clock a. m. Oa that Gay, on Home stead Es..ry s,o. le4, for Inc Heet hafof the northeast quarter and iLe west half Of The soufhezst Gurrlef of feCiion seven %, town fhip f0urLclu lsJ. south 0f range fourteen 08), ssssi 6iIa Gud Salt River meridian.
 Ls names as Eituerses George E. Clark, q. A. Manlove, N M. Townsend and W. J OsboEue, ai Of Tucsrn, Pima County, A. T
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 Gay 9, 1881. nyl5-wJt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12

FROM Mir James NJ. Dodson, who cmne in last evening from the Yul- tuIe we learn that Samuel Dennis sLot man at that place on Thursday A dispute of some kind arose, when the wounded man, whose name MT. Doison did not learn, went for his pistol. At the same time Dennis also commenced to pull, and got in the first shot, tracturIng the mans arm. In the course of an hour or such a matter after, the man saw Dennis on the street, when he pulled pocket knife and went for him in a lively manut- inflicting several ugly cuts. The man was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Rogers, of Maricopa county, anC taken to Phenix. Dennis gave bai to appear before the grand jury of Aaricopa count Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Arivaca Reduction Works. A HOME MARKET FOR ORES

VyHE ARIVACA MILL COMPANY WILL | pay the highest cash value for all grades Of Gold, Silver or Copper Ore delivered at fheir reduction works in AriysCa.
 For the accOm modation of miners and pros pecfOTs having small lots of ore. tho mill has specii facilities for crushing and sampliDg, and ili make returns the day following the delivery of the ore. Large lots will be rs- ceiyed under special contract, and settled for fi0m battery sample.
 All purchases will be for cash and at prices that will net the producers twenty per cent more than cOuld be realized by shippiAg the same ore out Cf the Territory. When desired, the freight on the ore Co the mill will be ao vanced as delivered.
 Schedule of prices furnished on application.
 aDiS WE. WITHERELL. Superintendent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
6ohee.

IT s. LAND OFFICE, FLORENCE, ARI- zoLa. May :, 1851. Notice is hereby zlsea that SAMUEL A. MANLOYE has hled notice of intention Co make final proof before the Hon. n. W. StilIweli, Judge of the District Court for the First Judiciai District Of the Territory Of Arizona at hiz cham ber- in Tue Egn, Pima County, Arizona, on Friday, June 10. lSsi, ai Do o'clock iu the loren oon Of said day, on Pre-cmptiOu Declarss0ry Statement No 52a, for the cart half Ca of the northwest quarter 5tJ and the Nr-i half C zJ of the north easl Quarisr [. .} or section eighteen lis), town meridian.
 lie naE.es as witncrses: SoiUn Nj. Allis and George M. Lynde, of Tucson, A. IT,; r. M. TLuInoud and William BourlaEd, oi Tomb elone, A. A.. HEAkl COUSINS,
 myg Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Ectce

NOTICE gs HEREBY GIVEN TO B. F.
 N PETERSON, 1F those parties that claim nn6ef him, Shst the undersigned has had fte neoersz.T work coIe upun Inc Aca, T and Charlie RGss mines, PstzgOuia Bietrict. lr Isuia County, A. IT., Co. The year s1afnz December a, lssn, aud hss paid for he -asns. aud uuiess fsic PetersOn, or thOse claiming under hifn- come forward in ninety days from ihe daic oi iass notice and pay over fo ms The amount | have eapeuded in doing fEa receFsarv srscssucut Wors, faid mines viii be f-Tieiied 60 me. A. A. CHILDs-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12
Hotlee.

ALL PARTIES ARE WARNED h againsi purehs-ing The McGregOs mine, near ss af tingtcu Camp, Palagouia Noun Isins, u iiich ailIc hss been jumped by C. O. Eferefts. E. DufSnd and ---- Kelley, which they have ln ih-ir location named ihe PADRE BOLsAK mine, oi any other person or psfsons except The undersigned, who are fhe irus and isalni owners of the same.
 i5igaedl S. A EAELONE,
 JOHN McGREGOR Tucson, a. T.. May r, 1851. myl7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-12

Iazz oI memory, lg-situCes nocturnal ells-iou, aversion tO society, dimness of vision, LOises ID the head, the vital fluid passing unohsertcl in the urine, and many Otger diseases that lead 10 insanity and death
 DIR. MINTIE Will agree co forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case of t4is kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and treatmenD will not cure or foI aa{ thing Impure or injurious found in tt. Dc. Aiutie treats all Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Consultation FkEE. Ihor0ugA eX. animation ald advice, including andy 0i urine, g.. Price Of Vital Restorative, g @ bottle, or four times the quantity BIO; sent to Suy address upon receipt Of price, or C. O. D- secure from observation, and in private name II desired, by A. F.. MiNIiL, M. D-, il hearnY street, San Francisco, California
 Dr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy Nephri- cum, cures all kinds of Kidney Gn biaodsf COmplsints. GOnorrhGG, GlCet, Luoco-rnHar Fol sale by all Grugyists; si boitle' K b0i- ties fer S.
 Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills are tte best and cheapest DysPepsia Snd itiiiou- cure in the market. For sale h7 all druGa-isi 8