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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-12

Mesquite news this week are very en- couraging. The Cal. Con. Go. are nearly ready to commence operations on dump of 2OOO tons of dirt, that they have already screened. Their Mills and engine are already on the ground, and will be in running order ia 9 few days, when We may expect revolution in the order of things in that thriving camp.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-12

The Steamer Colorado arrived from up tbe river or the 9th inst with 90 tons of ore ard three ton of bullion. She will leave on the 17th inst. for Fort Mohave and way stations.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-12

An Shoo, is a bad Chinaman after heinz in Jail twice he would not reform, and now he will languish behind the grates for 100 days unless he can find s1OO to pay his fine, Cause selling whiskey to h. dians.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-12

the  Boston,
 
  and  Dana Hayes Assay or
  G. Simmonds Whisky  ther incidentally
 
  y. Please send truly,
 II. C. Loudrrbach, MD 100000 Nabob in Sold y George Martin Yuma City Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-12

It is stroghly rummored on the street that Judge Purdy has sold Don Ieager's |" Buana Vista mine for 8 round sum. We hope this is true and that the pioneer of Arizona may enjoy his we'll deserved SuppcSs
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s Splendid pair inch wiGe enameled IS cal at gold bracelets. really worth S95 price $43-at Uncle Harris 22l Kearney street between Bush rnd Sutter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-12

Public administrator J. H. Taggart has been appointed by the Probate Court as special administration of the Etate of Ed win Spear deceased.
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Proposals for Military Supplies.
Headquarters Department of Arizona, Ot1cs of the Chief Quartermostsr.

Headquarters Department of Arizona, Ot1cs of the Chief Quarttrn.ostsr. Whippls Barracks, Prescott, A. T., February 1st. 1881.
 CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, D subject to the usual conditions, will be received at this office, at or the offices of the Quartermasters at the following named posts until 12 o'clock, noon. on Wednesday, March 18th 1881, at which time and places they will be opened in the presence of bidders, for furnishing and dilIvery of Military supplies, during the fiscal year commencing on the 1st day of July 1881, and ending on the S0th day of June 1632 as follows:
 FUEL-Hard and Soft Wood and Char coal: Forage-Barley, Bran, Corn and Hay; Stray-(or hay) for bedding, or such of said supplies as may be required at Fort Apache, Fort Bowie, Fora Grant. Camp Huachua. Fort Lowell, Fort Me Dowen Fert Moj&yc, Camp Rucker, Camp Thomas. Fort Verde, and Whipple Depot, A. T. and Fort Yuma Cal,
 Proposals for Forage and Straw requir- ed at Wilcox and Maricopa Stations, A. T. will be received and opened the same time SIS She foregoing, at the office of the Chief Quartermaster of the Department
 Proposals will also be received at the office of the Chief Quartermaster of the Department and opened at the same time with the foregoing, for the delivery oa the ears ol the $. P. R. R.. at stations between Los Angeles and Cotton, Cal, of such quantities of Barley and hydrostatic- ed. baled Hay and Straw us may be re- quired during the fiscal year commencing July 1st. 1881,
 Proposals for either clcss of the stores mentioned, or for quantities less than the whole required, will be received. The government reserves the light tO reject any or all propos, Is. A preference will be given to articles of domestic produc- ton. Blank proposals and printed circu- lars stating the kind and estimated quau- titles required at each post. and giving full instructions as to the manner of bidding, conditions to be observed by bidders and terms Of contract and paynent will be furnished on application to this office or to the Quartermasters at the various poists named Envelopes containing proposals should be marked Proposals for- at-." and addressed to the undersigned or to the respective pest Quarteruasters.
 E, B. GRIMES, Capt and
 40 NJ. U. s. A..
 Chief Qusr,ermaster.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-12

A most pleasant and recherche party took place at the Colorado Hotel las week. It was given by Messrs William Burke and Cipriano Ortega TLe guests assembled early and kept together until the sma' hours of morning. Champagne flowed like water, and all kinds of liquor aud wines tickeled the palates of those addicted to that sort of thing. The supper excelled everything of the kind ever had Tn Yumn. Much taste was displayed in the appointment of the table, and the spread comprised every variety of delicate meats, pastry, jelies, fruits, caudies etc, The caterer Mir. Cuddy, an attachie of u @ hotel, deserves much credit, and his sup per will finger long in the memory of all partakers. Irrespective of this party, under the administration of MT. and Mrs; Burke. the Colorado Hotel is earning an enviable reputation for all that m mskes a hotel desirable as place to live.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-02-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

We understand that the Signal Mill and Mining Coz, have shut down for the present. We are not aware of the cause.
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Mines Owned By The Southern Arizona Mining and Milling Company and Gel. Lyman
 A. Smith.

and Milling company are sltuat- ed in Pima county just across the boundary line between that counl ty and Yuma county, and some 9 miles south of the celebrated Gunsight mine They are as fol- lows; The Fresh Start, Quien Sabe, Ell Manto and Guadalupe.
 The company, of which ouII townsman, Col. Lyman A. Smith is superintendent. is working all these mines, but the most work at present is being done on the Fresh Start. On this mine have recently been sunk ? shafts, 30 and 7S feet in depth respectively, and there is an incline drift of 70 feet. These workings have dis closed extensive and rich bodies of ore. At the bottom of the 70 feet shaft and incline the ore vein is 4 feet in width, carrying chlo- ride and black Sulphuret ore with some galena. Assays show, also, 8 nominal value in gold per ton. A large amount of ore now lies on the dumps, awaiting shipment to Newark, New Jersey, where the company intend having it re- duced in an experimental way. At an early date reduction works will be erected at the company's mill site.
 We have no dfieuite informa- tion of the showing made in either the Quien Sabe, Guadalu- pc or EI Manto mines, but learn generally that these mines look exceedingly well.
 Col Smith, Tn addition to his interest in the above company, is the main owner in several other mines in the same district-:he Orion, Star. Papago ScheIl, Turr her. Guffy, Independent, Excel osir, El Capitan, Don. Juau, Smith and Ortega. From account these mines prospect well, and give every indication Of perman- ency.
 On the Sonora side of the line, Col Smith, in connection with others, also owns q number of mines. Among them are he San Emiterio, Rosario, Esabella, Sam ta Rosa, Providencia, Sants Do. mingo. Siete Picos, Pitaya, Lopez and Don Quixote.
 The San Emeterio is deserving of particular mention and oar space will limit Us to its descrip- ton. Itlies in spur from the main range of mountains bordering the Gulf of California. The crop pings, within the limits of the claim, run along the side of small hill lying between two large mountains, about Is miles south of the town of SOnOita, in the district of Altar. The mine has 8 shafts-18, F and 87 feet in depth. The latter shaft is 7x9 feet and discloses an ore vein 34 inches in Width-20 inches of grey chloride, working 438 dollars per ton, and 14 inches of grey sulphuret assaying, from average selection, HOO dollars per ton Of 2000 pounds. The foot wall is syenite and the hanging wall porphery. On the dumps are about ten tons of rich ore and, at least, 100 tons in sight. of the character of ore stated above. These mines have an excellent mill site on the Sonoita river, and there is plenty of wood and water available and cheap. First class labor at 2 dollars per day. Good road from mines to mill site.
 Mesquite news this week are very en-
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NEW TO-DAY.
Uphotstry!
FURKITURE REPALRED!

Makes speciality of repairing mattresses Work guaranteed or no pay
 WILLIAM BROOKMAN, Orders left at this office or American Hotel.
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HENRY N. ALEXANDER
 Attorney at Law,

AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Commissioner of Deeds for the States of Californi and Pennsylvania. 5ffoe, Main street, next toSeutlnel office,
 Yuma Arizona
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Postpcment.

The delinquent day of above assessment is hereby postponed until February 18th. 1881 and the day of sale until Monday March 2lst 1881. By order of the Board of directors.
 CALVERT MEAD, Scy.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SESSION., WALLACE & Go.

Sole agents fer Yuma Cssa Grande andvicinity Dealers can be supIli, < at the same nrite and on the same terms at the wholesale house in San Francist. 9Oid by tue gallon and bottle. It has het. l1ld in all the Eastern staIes and has gis,f . liversal satisfaction. It is highly rectl 4Iended by the faculty in all cases of \. veousncss, Weakness, Debility, Dyspet s; Indigestion, etc It Is now introduced to ,lt public of the Pacific Slope, indOrsed by ts following certificates of the eminent Dr. Dana Hayes, State AssaYer of Massachusrt and Dr. H. c. Lauderbach, of St. Louis, M both gentlemen prominent in there proft, ion and which is guarantee to all buyers its purity and quality. can show thous.na of letters from persons from all parts or Ii Union and Canada, to testify to its merits aI the benefit it has afforded as family rerr.. and tonic. Sold by all druggists and g,t,.- ries, in bulk or by the case or bottle Cu, try orders promptly attended to-
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
Colorado River and Vicinity.

Mr. [. <. Jackson, just arrived here from the Colorado river section, furnishes the follovin. items of news:
 Quite large immigration from the line os the Iaiirua,l and other points, to san Scr na.dino. Cal. has been going on during the last few months, owing to the rich hnas n that county.
 Considerable excitement las been caused bv discoveries in the Calico mountains. Sev- .ial claims have been bonded for large mon ey. The strikes are principally gold. 4 rich mineral district has been dlsc"' ct- ed by some of Prescott prospectors close hy the line of the railroad, about five ml-es from the Needles on the Colorado.
 The new government buildings at Camp }Iohave are aimos: c'n,le-e,'. They are built in a very suusts'i..t -auntf and cal culsfed to hold out ;,.-sE.t the storms that usually destroy them. the roofs being iaston- ed to the walls vl,. heavy Iron bolts. The station keepers at Cottonwood were considerably scared on Thursday night Dy several characters. who acted as II they wanted to steal something.
 The Colorado river Is very low, but the storms and wind range high. During the past few weeks travel to and from the Needles. on the Colorado, has been lively. hut as yet very few have decided To settle until something more definite concern ing ths railroad crossing has been decided on. The engineers havs sounded, hgured and calculated the crossing and gone home. The principal obstacle is the searaity of rock in that section suitable for the work. Tom Montgomery, enc of Lynx creek old timers. Is prospecting in hohave county. He still speaks well of old favapai, s' 'i' they all who leave us.
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C. W. Beach and wife left for Cali fornia this morning They will be absent for several weeks w. H. Cureton, editor and proprietor of the Alta Arizona, departs tomorrow for home. Mineral Park
 A MT. Donaldson, R. R. contractor, Is in town on business, and did not forget to sub scribe for this paper. VI. N. Buffum started out to-day for his Crook Canyon mill. He is getting the mill ready to start up on ore from the Lawrence mine.
 Joe Dauphin started out for his mine yesterday to do little more work on It, but Eill be back in time to take the part Of the Admiral in Pinafore.
 J. .s. Nathan. convicted last week of assault with deadly weapon has appeal ed his case to the Supreme Court.
 Mr. Kingman, chief engineer of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad company, has located his winter camp near Flag staff
 We are told that the verdict of the ur-y in the Hall murder case meets with general approval along the line of the railroad.
 Messrs. Foster and Ry!and left to-day for the Hassayampa for tEe purpose of exam ming new find recently made there, and which is said to be very rich.
 Mir. Rupert of Groom creek Is in town. He tells Us work is being pushed in that district. and active preparations being made for the ''boom" that Is coming We hear that two gentlemen of OUT town have paid Sl 900 for a quarter interest Tn a claim near the Davis and Dos OrOs mines. The claim has not had lick of work done l on It.
 The prisoners today were taken out by Deputy Sheriff Long, They did good service in saving up wood, and made a general clean up. Long may 1t be kept 50.
 The Wallapai Indian scouts, now in camp at Fort Whipple, We hear are to be removed to Mohave county in few days, their ser vices having ended with the government for the present at least.
 The Citizen of Tucson intImates that Lord & Williams own the Star man. If the le- port Is true we give them credit of having made at least one good investment. The Tucsonites will soon copper the new coher.
 Alfred Brown, convicted of murder in Pheni1. and sentenced to be hanged Jan 20th. has been denied a new trial by Judge Porter, and his counsel have appealed to the Supreme Court for . new trial. Brown is but Is years old, and claims that he IS in- nocent.
 The following persons departed per Black Canyon stage yesterday:
 N. Wowskowski, C. P. Head, F. Lowry and Chas Emeberre.
 Pete Reed. W. \. Sneider and Sadie Mckenzie departed to-day by the same line.
 Lome Lefevre. for many years with Gil mer. Salisbury X Co.,. as stage driver, leaves in few days for his old camping ground, San Bernardinu Louie has the reputation of being @ very careful driver, and to see him, with lines in hand, person Is at once assured of the fact.
 WnI. Lohaus, an old and well-knoun cit izen of this county, died at the Pioneer hp- tel at 4::}0 this morning, of pneumonia. lie has been ailing for some time, but nothing serious. up to within a few hours ot h.s death was anticipated. The funeral will take place from Dan Hatz tomorrow morn ing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
SAN FRANCISCO.
DR. SPINNEY, NO. II KEARNEY STREET. Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
Young Men

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS of youthful folies indi-creton, will do well to avail themselves of this, the greafest boom ever laid At the altar Of suffering humanity. DR. sPISSEf will guarantee forfeit SJe0 for every case Of seminal veskBess private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails to cure
 MIDDLE AGE MEN.
 There many st the of thirty 10 sixty who troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often accompanied by slight snArtlng or burning sensation, and weakness of the system in manner the patient cannot account for. On examining the gri Ary cep Jsits ropy sediment will often be- found and sometimes small particles of slDumen will appear, the color wl be of thin nilki-h hue, again changing tO dsrk and torpid appearance- There are many men who dle of this difficulty ignorant of the cause, which Jde second stage of seminal vtakness. D.. $. will guarantee rfect in all such and healthy restoration Of the genIto-uTina-y organs
 ?. S. To private diseases Of short standing, full course of medicines, sufficient for cure, with a trIcto= vi be sent any address receipt of SlU OFFICE HOCRs-lO 70 | and L s- sundays from 10 Co II Consultation free. Thorough IanlinAtiop auG sdyise S. Call CT address,
 DR. sPISNFY kCO,
 No. II he1rnsy ST., San Franciscs.
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MONDAY.

a. Allen k in from his stock range. Chino valley
 We had quite a lively runaway on our streets this morning
 Sol. Jackson and son are among to-day s visitors to the Capital
 Prescott presents lively appearance to- day. A sign of lively times
 The California Monthly for December was recieved al this office today.
 Mefford & Monroe teams arrived to-day with freight for our merchants.
 The Atlantic < Pacific R R. reached Brigham City last Saturday afternoon. F-ed Amcs came iu from the E. R, to- ,lsr. and reports activity all along the Lme. ur (. ?. Dske Is expected to return f,,,n, .Lo East about the middle of Dec"m- Der Goldwatcr & Brother received .HV yards .,f carpr. and several cases "f wall paper t'" day.
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Union of Hearts.

Sunday evening at : O clock John R. lay Tor and Mrs. S. r.. Melvin were. at t"e Methodist parsonage, by Rev. G. H. Adams. united in the holy bonds of everlasting mat rimonv. After the services a host If old Hassavanpers called on the newly welded pair. sampled the cake and wine. wished then all the joy and felicity imaginable and that the young 3Ir. and Misses Taylors nav be inrumerable and in the future le- become respected members of the Hassayamra Club The bride looked most charmin. ;n an elaborate suit of satin(ashes of roses). with bridal wreath. etc 4 long htc and a pro>pcr'us one is the wish @! 'ee MINER.
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Dedication oi the Congregational Church

There was a large gathering at the Con gregational Church yesterday on the occt- sion of its dedication. The altar was bear- tifullv decorated with flowers. The seT- vices were admirably planned and well carried out. the singing being excellent.
 The choir consisted of MesGames Burmister,
 Bowers and Blake and Miss Irish, and Messrs. Carpenter, Martin and smith. The best selections were the Te Deum and solo by Miss Irish. After the sermon by Rev. IT. C. Hunt. NIT. Hazeltine read report showing the financial conditional the church
 Mir. Otis made few remarks on behalf of the trustees Revs Adams and Windes as sisted in the services. Messrs. iDake and Curry acted as ushers. In the evening Mir. Adams preached au able sermon. The church Is beautiful one and the projectors of the enterprise deserve great credit ioF the pains and labor they Have expended on
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TEE GREAT ENGuSa REMEDY

Isa never failing Cure for Nervous D u.IIts ,k1haasted Vitality. seminal wes kn.ss SperInstor-hoea, Lost Map hood ,Impotency. Paralysis and all the terrible effects of Self-Abuse, youthful foIlies, k e1cesses in maturer years, Such as loss of Memory, Lzssitude, Nocturnal Ennis sion, Aversion to Society. Dimness of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital iuld
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MISCELLANEOUS
0GlIEH WASHING COMPOUND

DEAR NADAM:-The above preparation is that should coGuaId yOa- iie,lats attention for several reasons, few O; Na!sh We viii here enuner1te: BECAUSE ! saves Ecre than half the lsbor of Ea hiEl aud The ordinary wearing out process of rub bins clothes Co U-ec@s a beard PEC4USC 4 washing tbat usuzlly takes from early morning ti-l ua lIuun by tLe old process may be coHp.-ied bT h-1ztt te he clothes out to dry, the house good or2-r and comfortable for tine day, and he faiEy s1vs- from washing 1sy sunoyanoes. BECAUSE. lust. al of having boiling on the for -ea hCurs sou simply boil the eeties for nge llluate tlereL! zasLG2 ry tOur-hiths of the 'usl and ile yeXat.ou oi t-0. s'-[s and sfe@Pl. FFCsI--E fT7 r.iits' worth of the Compound will -l .ie sasLi g ie4 ii1 --ili!., ana the clothes gl- oHk a iel and e.uer t4-1 Il washed by the old Iro. ess T-tE rLs is.i Ol soaps. EECAU>E line ,ruel l4css and c-rnbrics. which have b- thrown a-l1e account of stains, be F.-. .s- o ier olCllal Vh.teuess nd r.ch and deli ea-- 5--reIts "t-- rave be,0Ae too nluc.I worn to si--- l-r1s- I-trz, nss De washed by this process : y--.-.-r r.s -.--hrlst year.
 BECAUSE 4. is me hest article known fer removing t,s- I--iI aI4 SialLs. and for prints and colored ays s erI,eay uesirab-s, as it bIizhtens and fixes -s r, aud j.; is warranted not 10 injure the fabric i whatever. T. t excellent for wooden goods aud 3aEll-s.
 "e nave -Hs-r1-ted our agent 70 canvass your neigh ooElo'd, and e-vs supply of this preparation for t-. g. -aaEest that son give the free sample an iIf rls.t-1l' 1Ela. If on possibly can do so.
 Uu- at3U yg!i leave I0 -nt box and trial ssnrl. p1o4s2- lf1 sJ- he ample will be sufIi for r-sr.lg, and oft, tlnle- for two vashngs F. g.s1DF it -al E Il readily di-cover how essly a fGe4 l. saving Of clOtHes II raves all the Lgri rurTlnP wn.ch does to destroy than actual !
 WE GUARANTEE TIE COMPOUND NOT TO IN -'-RG CLOTHING IN THE LEAST. slto' or cotton c.O.h -o4ked for ten days ia . .uuOu oi tne coInpJUud ten twenty strong tEGt reoulr-1 afte-w4rds thoroughly rinsed and Crl-0. strong similar piece not soaked q ry -t i1 tLts Way d judge for yourself. This tst S1 convince any reasonable person that it WlH not roy the clothes. ssc- Thousands Of weakly voIaon. -Ce 70 endure the labor Of washing hy ordlnsrv rctbof. ng this article and Sssured T iertcnlas daily receIved, that washing machine v1 do tte work readily and with hitle labor. Ge-rs test tins cejebTa'ed article fore you rJV Test It ThcrC ughy. Our agent will cal aggrn soon With the Compound and supply you with the s--Icle Family hght worth Slo to any family winch se. at IS each.
 EVERY BOX WARRANTED.
 Every he offer prin led upon to return the goods II satisfactory 10 agent, and the money paid viI be cEecrfUlly refunuei. g-Ihis excellen: article being usel by thoussnds of ladies all speak lis Urait
 Good tIO-s<rnfs wanted in every township in this county. fB who desire tO in the sale of this article -L0l-G .pPy to oUGuiy agent who leaves this circUJ.r
 FRANK A. ELLIS & co, Sole Agents.
 For Sale at the 0. h. Store Prescott.
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" NTED! 2oG Z3l1 --50 TEAMS
WAGES AID BOARD:

Laaorcrs 5 , 45 per day Koc<loen , 65 = Heading men Iu
 tunnel , OO Teamsters. board
 ano 40 co '' nth Board ) 50 wk. Teams , oO day Or board. driver and tedn J UU rE-APPLY 10
 J. T. SINNS.
 Cout-sc:or 4. & r. Railroad. at the Tunnel. October E. i-,i.
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hTLhjJ?IG & PAEIFIg B. E.
LAND FOR SALE.

Tn, land ,3.ra-r-.clt of tLe Atlantic E Pachc Rail road .,a-y .- ROW organized anl I'z office estab- l,=ie- 5.a. -.- aris 20 T E,w Albuquerque, New Isx.-..
 Ar ..u-,.r..c--. concerning lands owned by hs r---. a-r -. -.i - -'.-r.---' tH J. x. "lLlaInson Land '-1.. tl----ol.r ,r -a.G ."inls The grant %: l-la- made o the company on the 1-.a day ca ly I-1 end tE- Eht of the company to tH- lands dates :rp-I Ea-rh f2.h 1872, since which time Ig va.i5 ol.i. ;J aIv of fG- Cdd numbered sec f- -er a- one. tl---, five, etc. c1n have accrued -a aurou- 9f.-.u i.-y l-i.- side of the line for .-- road a- ..il-l.tai. located. srile.'io- vl now be received for the purchase of an ..r-- t--5u-tar to tte company and prompt an svc-. rtturrst, E seHl.e- to aiIr al nmunica- lions .0 -
 IA UILLIANSON,
 Ls-t Ccn'tL.s-tcncr,
 A.. q 2. @. E c.,
 New Albuquerque.
 New H9xIco Ssit. i--r..-.
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aGEr7Ta AND CANvAssERs

7--,a --. g-- 5-. --- v--sz =e..rr goods fO. F. tty-gJ- .- ..y.. Esrt.sy street, ' ~ York.
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passing unobsery edln the urine. and other dls eases that lead to in sanity and death.
 DR. MINTIE III agree to forfeit $500 for . case of this kind the Vital Restorative (ander his special advice and treatment will not cure, for anything impure injurious found in it. Dr. Mintie treaes all Private Disease. successfully without mercury. Con suration Thorough examination and advice, in- cuding analysis of urinr s. Price of Vital Restora- tive S bottle, four times the quantity, Sl0; sent to any address upcD receipt Of pr oe, c, O. D. from obsery.tion and in prv.te if dessred