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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03
Mark One for Eohave

citizen of Mohave county, writing t us under date of May 30th, gives Us cheer ing and reliable mining and other new from that section. The letter says:
 Our county Is showing signs If thawin. out. Breon & Spear have sold their stor, and mercantile business tD Messrs Weltor & Grounds, who have taken possession ant promise great reduction m prices of goods The Lone Star concentration works have started and work to a charm on Lone StaI ores, separating the gangue from the metal as wheat from the chaT m good separator. the taiLngs only assaying s3.l from s70 ore. Concentration works once we'll intro duced here will reyolutionize mining, as 1t will render valuable great masses of ores that cannot be worked otherwise.
 The splendid new five stamp mill at Ger bat wlll soon start up.
 A rich str Ike was recently made in the ConnOr mine at about the loo foot level. The ore Is full of ruby and native silver,- three foot vein. Also m the Cincinnati mine shaft now being sunk has four feet of hne ore, the whole averaging $50 per ton of course some is richer.
 The paymaster mine, upon which Messrs. King, Ferguson & Co. are working, has four feet of ore at the l40 foot level that averages S60 R. G. Patterson, NJ. RidenOur and A. F.. Davis are building five stamp gold mill at Grass Springs, to work Gold Basin ores. The machinery Is nearly all on the ground. | Lumber IS being delivered by Wally, Lund & Judd, of St. George, Utah, at SO Der NJ | They also deliver merchandise of all kinds | at about 25 Der cent less than former prices | st Mineral Park. The lumber IS cut at | Mount TFumbull saw mill, on northside of Colorado aver, and in the northwest corner of Yavapsi county.
 The mill of Patterson 6 Co. Is designed to do custom work and will be ready for operations on the coming great and glorious Fourth of July.
 Rich ore from the Wallarai mountain IS just being exhibited on our streets, and re- ports of rich strike out there are going about.
 Why don't you come out and take look at Mohavo county. Don't You forget 1t, this is the coming camp. DEA.
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brought ln the District Cour Of the Third I'm ~ orS oi Arlzo1s Territory of ArizoDa sends gr.ino 10 Bt nJaInin F. McCarty: e'''Ns ] ]IoL are hereby summoned to appear in An actio,, . as@ns' you by the above named raiptif ia t M court oi the Third Judioia D.strct i and for e Couh'y oi favapai, in the Territory of Arizona al Prescott, in said County a copy Of Ehi,b I ', tals summons within twenty days ,eI- OI 'Ae dAy or service ater the seryIc. m ou v 4 tlIlS summons, If served in this County: l5ui n sed out or the county, and within this Dis,- tbe i ,I @ eir'y utSs m all other Cases, fDrty days e % @ ar hereby hoiihed that il you iail 10 appear i 4h5 Nef the complaint, above reuuired tb i,t
 ill sASe default against you and apply to COrt fr Ie-ltI deIAlded in said complaint a.d cost. and disbursements jn this behalf extended anu ' ~ IlEen under my hand and the seal If
 "eA sAa Dl.'flct Court, at Prescott, this eighth day of April. IssI.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON. Clerk
 Prescott, April 21si, lHsI
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SunlRlO Ons.

In the Justice Court, Central Verde PrsctEcT County of YAvspAl, Territory of Ariz0nA-
 JOIN P. MORTON, Plaintiff,
 
 JoHS A. WALSH, Defend dAnt, or the Star Line Mail and Transportation Company he Territory Of Arizona sends greeting Co John A. Walsh, Defendant, proprietor Of rhe Star Line Mail and Transportation Company:
 Ton are hereby summoned and rsquired to appear in action brought against you by the above named plain tn in the Justices Court Of Central Verde precinct i and for the County of Y&yap4i Territory of AriE ons June l0th A. D., lss at I1 o'clock, noon, to AnsSer complaint nHed by the AbOye named plaintiff and you hereby notIied if you fail appear and answer te complaint. above required, the plaintiff VII tal e judgment against you by default for the Of oUs hun red and sixteen dollars siI6 together with interest and costs of suit.
 Given under my hand and seal this llth day Of March, A. D. lssl al Central Verde precinct, CcGniy of IaVapai, Territory Of AuzonA-
 C. W. HULL.
 Justice of the Peace,
 Central Verde Precinct.
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The Largest %a.ura, Bridge

Among 'hc nlNny very curious things fixed up hy Ns'ur" is rhe natural bridge tha, spans Pine crock. n 'h'- county. Mr. Sam uels, of Trurn Ba>t:s has lo,,ated tins -reat naturai wonder and has planted five acres of The apex ln potatoes ani other vegetable, Wherc Fln' creek is s;anncd hy this won i,erful arch, 'hr c.nyan i> 4"o feet wldc and the r,>oi TT oeIline of thc bridge is fully ls0 feet above ihe water Nr > has In, curi- GUS bridge farm nlcely arranged with irri.at- inc d,iches and when necessary he turns ;he water iron. the srrlmg. which comes out cf the side of mountain above, into the ditches and has no f. nh.e 'n Irrigating the whole five acres theretor> -ai>es abundant crops "f everytaiHE planted
 Thi- .> i' isui'r rh. largest natural briJye . tn the iu'-." >'at,- -u6 ryIhar,. tA. world. !
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Josh Billings Trump Cards"

After man gifts to be B years old he kant form any new habits much; the best he kan do IS to steer hiz old ones.
 Enny man who kan swap horses, or ketcl, fish, and not lie about il, iz az plus az men ever git to be Tn this world.
 The sassyest man 1 ever met iz hen pecked husband when he izawav from home.
 An enthusiast iz an individual who be leves about four times az mneh az he kan prove, and he kan prove about four times az much ah anybody kan believe.
 Thoze people who are trieing to git to heaven on their creed will find out at last that they didn't have thru ticket.
 Too long courtships are not always iudic- ious The partys often tire out skoreinr fore the trot begins
 Young man, learn to wait; if you under take to sett hen before she n ready you wlll lose yor time and confuse the hon be- sides
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h the District Court Of the Third Judicial District Territory Of Arzona, County of IayapAi- George s. Foster, Plaintiff,
  John \. Walsh and John Doe, partners, doing bu-i- under the nrIn of the stz~ LtDe Mai Trans p9rtstiOn Company, Defendants. sU1nrl,u- No @l' hrou yht iE the District CoUrt of th- Third I- ilcia! District. for the CoU Ity of Xayapa the Territory of ArizoDa:
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to John A Walsh and JChn Doe partners. doiR busiuass under uon Company
 lou are hereby summoned and luiresi appear ia action brought A.aiust you by th- above named plaintiff, in the District Court Third Jud!c District n and for the Y of YavApAi Ter ritory sf Arizona and answtr the complaint filed win the clerk of this Court At Prescott ln County copy of which complaint accompanies tLis summons vi! hin twenty days e1cusiyo of the day service a ter the service upon you of this EummOns if served u this county but served out of the county and within ths District, then within thirty days all other cases forty days
 'ou are hereby notined that if you fail to ap- pe1 Jd answer the complaint. above required the plaintiff will take judgment by default agAust you for the sum of seven hundred and twenty nine dol Ars, Prased for in his said complaint and in this behalf ex xpendsd.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Dist let
 Court at Prescott, this Fourth t4thl day O: L. s.l April lssl.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clsrk, By II II. Cartier. Deputy
 Rush < Wells, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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in the Justice Court, Central Verde Precinct con,,
 of hAvapai, Territory ef Arizona HENRY HEIl, Plaintiff,
 
 JOHN A. WALSH. Delft
 ne lerrltHry Of Arizona sends gree ting to John , walsh Of the Star Line Mail and Trsu.por+.i,or, C paDy. Defendant: ~ No-- uce of the Peace of tee eve rsr1ad Prs,frl. t, ,t C"uh'y oi lA'aIai, on the 22d day Of June A. D. IsI a CLOCK P N.in An acton brought against you hv ssi Ianu. 70 answer the complaint Of the above named LA4hn- Said action - brought recover the sum of N9 hundred dollars sbsll, amount due for services rali deie niAntr or Judgment Win be taken thereon ana costs of suit, If you fan to appear and iSol' At my office, in Cen;rAl Verde Precinct
 c. Hull. A., ,,., ,. Justice of the Peace
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LEGAL.
Dissolution of Co-parfnership.

Notice s hereby given thA; the undersigned, hcreo Tore associates together and doing business partners ID the nrm name Of Randall Cllne As Prescott. in ths County of Yavspai. n the Territory of Arizona. have uus day dissolved by mutual consent VI. A. Chne re trtng from the firm. Chzs Randall is soIely Aa- horzed 10 collect and receive any and all debts due to the pArtnership, and ~iu pay all debts against t1f firm.
 CHAS. A. RANDALL,
 W. A. CLINE. Prescott, May 2stn 1881. fx
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Proposals for Sale of Bonds.

Souoe s given that bts will be rrceved for the r,r chsse oi Ten lnou and Dol Territorial Bonds Ter ,iror! oi ArIonA tkoad Bonds up 10 June 4th Issl II coc and At .hich time a bonds Viu bc opened ~ me once o me SecTe'zry al tAs Postoce Yuma A. T. These Bonds are payable m fifteen y.ars boa Ins N ue rate of len Der cent Ter apnuIu pay soe annually The Bonds will be awarded the highest oidler No Old will be considered under Eighty Gents on the Dollar. The Boari re--r1es the right to rei, any and A-l bids. Al bIds must be sealed. and en- o'rse1 blns Tor the Purchase Of Territorial hpah Bonds. and addressed .o the undersiEtled. A! bids must he sccoulsl!e,i by ten per cent of ,h. amount Of Bonds either by depo-it or certified cheek he successful bidder must pay :he Of advertise menf.
 r. l.. WIGH-wAN
 Secretary Board of Road Commissioner. Yuma, \. T., May let. lssI T.I
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
PECK MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place of business, San Fr.u. cisco, California.
 Location of WorAs-Yavspai county, Arizona Terri tory.
 Noiice-There are delinquent upon the folloWins de scribed stock account of assessment tNo s, levied on the l4ih day of April, lssI the several ameu,- m opposite the names of the respective sharehoders Az follows.
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summons.

ID the Justices Court, Prescott Precinct Cou,,v o iAyApai, Territory of Arizona H. V. ILEUHY, r. w. M BUyPUx. Plaintiff,
 
 JOHN A. WALSH and r. O. FE AzrSsy u4rt,a-s doihg business under the name and sf,ia 1f ,hg stsr Line Mai and Trans portation O.. Deft-
 me IerFltpry of ATzJna -euds grertiug |, J,trr, A "a,-h and r. O. FraziHse, psrfusr- dair. busiue-s LI''f me name aud style of the Sta- Line Maj ant IIansportatlon Company pe:eDiar-s. 10 iNI are hereby summoned r. appear before me. at my o'e ID Prescott Precinct, iu the Cour-y os Wa, l4l' ou tLe 4'th day of JgE- Is-. at lG o..a-t ,, .1 aL loH brought against you hy said T!aiutIh t, N'i tnc complaint o; The above named ,5rsiu,i4 sad acton + brought t0 recover the sum .f T, t gfyu ALd ninety nine niuery-n.ne one huudr.tfh- uoAAr-' --F'.f-lHO for goot-. wares and Turrch.r- use s3ia and delivered by plaintiff 70 q. .feudaft L % Jn!y ist i'-, and Apri 1--, IssI. or judgment @ De 'AAe against y"u for th- said amount t,g- her Nl,t ", co t- oi this suit, fl ou fail appear. To thr Sh"r.r. CT ally Coust-b', of sad C,r,,., sIee.Ins: Make letai rciycf and .u-r turn Aer-,f 1scI. ! '' AIl4' A. p
 II. W. FLEUI.Y.
 Justice of the Pear. of rad Pr.,fy., Prescott, April 18th IssI
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NOTice tO Creditors

Estate of JoBS KETTLE, Deceasef
 Notice is hereby given by the uudersta,,,5 .t,i-;. tFsior of the eetAte of John Bepp'e e.en.e Id inc eretoE7 oi, and al peTsGns having cla!s agair.. ,b SAiH deceased, to eIhbit them, with the r.c,-s,rv vouchers within six months after the trs: r,Iii-, or thI. notice 10 the said Adui1i-tor at h. ace l Ie--, Al the IPiop mine, iu said county of YAyap. Territory Cf ArzOaA. i@'
 ". 4. ROWE r.,,,,, Adm!nistr4tor.
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Tuesday. the I4th day of Jupe

i--l Al tae houF Of o'clock D. h. of cad l.v -. sad -e-ii-51rn' A-se~s11s-.t ib1re1,i. ,a,e.,- oi a'''-l-ius a-d e1peu-es of thr safe.
 CHAs. T. BRIDGE, -,.r.,.-r. pHr'-No. -ai CAlIf5-Ila stree. San T. T-....... -.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

Mrs. Jessie Fremont has organized classes m history among the grown-up sons and daughters of poor settlers in Arizona.
 The above amusing sketch, at least to the gFown-up sons and daughters of Arizona, of the clever Mrs. Jessie Fremont, has been the rounds of the entire Eastern press. As Mrs. Fremont never organized a class or classes Tn Arizona, and in fact has not been in the Territory for the past eighteen months, It must appear not only ridiculous to our poor grown-up sons and drughters but to Mrs. Jessie as well. ''Poor grown-up sons and daughters is good
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

'- A''Di'i"nee ~1'h las. and an order of f, '' i'r'ofor' made on the Iih day of Arr.l 1l 70 i-'I! sAaFes oi each parcel of such stock ss mar D., h'' -A'y' VII. be cold at rrbe auction al r g-. ~. iHe Company No. 214 C-Ef5ru.a street. San F-,-~. Calf1ruia ou
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

HE STEAN-POwER OF THE WoKLD.-A cal culati9n has been made by some arithmetic ianS oi the extent to which steam power has been develOPe. England derives from her wealth of coal 5000 GOO horsepower: the oda | nlted States, ,5O0, 900; Germany, 4,OOO.- Oyo; France, 5000, 900; Austria. 1 ,5OO. .OOO. These figures do not include the locomotive force, which, taking the number of locomo- tlves in boih hemispheres to be more than Loo, ,oOO, and the mileage at 220, 900 mile. must have 30,OoO, 900 horse power. All the machines and engines vorl,aJ by steam in the world is estimated at sO . pVO,O0 horse power. Each horse power i. equal at least to the strength of 10 men. and the steam-power of the globe represents a daily working power of 800, OOO, 900 men,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

Kid, the desperate, who has had eleven men for his breakfast on different occasions. although he IS but 23 years of age, has been lately captured by the authorities on the Rio Grsndc, He'll soon escape again, and then of goes the hair of the twelfth man. Kid is a regular cannibal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

The late Henry \. Wise once said ''the office should seek the man; not the man the office. Is II true as regards some of our officials, Not much. Some of them would not hesitate to give leg for an office.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

Silver King shipment this week. ten bars. l.Gn pounds or s20. .60l. 5. The weekly shipments now run at rate which will sum up considerably. over s1 900, 900 per year. VIZ: about S3, 900 per day.-Drill
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

The abolition of slavery in Cuba Is going on peacefully. and will be acompl.shed in all probability, with no disturbance or deranye- ment in the manufacture of sugar.
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sum mons.

In the District Court oS the Third Judicial District Of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of YavspaI.
 MARGARET McC AkTY, Plaintiff
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

Until genius and labor formed partner ship, there was no such thing as prosperity among Wen lngersoll.
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V. \. KEILr. Ee.t..e-.
Notice.
' <. LAND OFFICE. FREsCGTT. A. T. Mar Erh- l--I,

FHEscorT, 4. T. May 2,rh, I--I. To J1Wes IT N,fiianes. Greetiug You ar. hereby notin-i to spps4- a, .rt- g@s,a rr cause, any, vfy your Dsciaratsrv ~-,f.-,r. <. loH' Tor s'i of NV. and W, of SW.. section !l Township 5j \ }. -aaI nat be cancelled fs- mn 0omp-tauec Slt5 ils Fra mpti1,. Iav-
 W- x KELLY.
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There Is hot gold and silver enough in the world to transact the worlds bushes. for single day
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Willard and Horace White have bought the New York Evening Post and will put Carl Schurz in as editor.
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0tICe.
[ E. LAND OFFICE, FEE-CUIT, T.. May glfh Is.T
To .fGD,es

E. LAND OFEIrE,
 PkEsc0TT,A A. T., Map 2Jth, 1891. To |a0'e' ". -Aiderson, Greeting:
 You are hereby n0tihed to apu4ar A. ,hi. o4s,. o, SH eAs of August next. 10 show cause lf any " Nhy '"nr dec2raf0ry statement, NJ. s1 fg- s , '. " =. An4 N- V. q. of S. V. Sec IS aut N y l- oi N' W. . See 2l. T Np Is, l.. 8 F.. -aau p1. h. Il-lt'-td ioF HoucUuI iiance with tAe Pre- ttut!.t nv N. EEILY E..+-ts.
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The telegraph IS at las, to be introduced n Chlns. between Shanghai and T!ent-.in.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

send bv fNul->s. H}9N'r SsSu BY REGIs- rG.RtB LEGElG oi. Pu-TVFFI,E ORDER. Or der~ "f >l and upward, by exprcss, can be sent a. uur eNIcs-e-
 E. M BOAEDNAN. Courier Journal Building. LOUISVILLE. kY or T. !. COMMERFORD, 2I2 Broadway NEW YORK.
 Prescott. Nov 6. iss'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-03

That s2 for supper, at the Tucson recep ton, was just little too awfully killing
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spIS,
sum mons.

h the District Court Of the Third Judicial District Territory Of AnzoBA, County of XAyapAi-
 George s. Foster, Plaintiff,
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MISCELLANEOUS
..32d---:..-:-'-
MAY DRAWING.

B.-Tbs ComYaUy has now hand large erS.e fund. Re-I tf.e llsi oi PriI=s for ths
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Sum mons

Prescott, April 18th 1881
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-11-19
An Acquisition.

Since its virtues have been utilized
by DIR. Tabler as permanent cure for
Piles, the Buckeye, now SO abundant in
oW native forests, has become of almost
as much importance in the medical
world as Cinchona, or Peruvian bark,
of South America. Fortunately the
medical properties are in the fruit, and
not the bark; hence the trees will not
be destroyed, but will stand many
years to yield an abundant supply,
and we may regard Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment as permanent remedy.
Price so cents bottle. For sale by j.
B. Ritchey.
Whites cream white Vermifuge j;
the best worm killer.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-11-19
The Charter Question.

The question of surrendering the
charter of the town of McMinnville
will come before our citizens at the
ballot box ere it is disposed of, and we
now open our columns to a free and
fair discussion of the subject, allowing
both sides space for argument, but
none for elimination and recrimination,
personal reflections or comments. Our
space is limited by our full run of adj
vertisements at this season and we
must limit the discussion to half col
umn weekly.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-11-19
Business Notice.

with this issue the STANDARD en-
tiers upon the third year of its exist
ence. Many subscriptions expired
with the last paper, and we hope they
will all renew Immediately. Remem-
Der that our terms are one dollar year
in advance. We pay cash for every
thing that it takes to make the paper
before it reaches you. Please remem-
Der this and hand us one dollar when
you see the red cross after your name
on the paper This mark is great
convenience to us and intended to be
equally respectful to you. 1t means
only business and we hope all will heed
its call.
The paper will be devoted to the To-
cal interests of this entire section of
our State. When deaths, marriages,
and other important matters occur you
think the STANDARD ought to contain
a notice of them, and complain if it
does not. In order to enable it to do
so subscribe for the paper and pay in
advance one dollar and you shall have
all these matters at less cost than in
any other way.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-11-19
A Business Mans Experience.

He could not tell what allied him.
He knew his digestion was poor and
his heart palpitated. He felt his ner-
vous system was shattered. He knew
his urine was milky and ropv, but he
had suffered from these disorders for
years. Only of late had he began to
feel himself completely exhausted and
his nervous system shattered, and his
constitution broken down. A friend
recommended Browns Iron Bitters. II
suited his case precisely, and now be is
as healthy, robust, and strong as his
heart could desire. q thou and do
likewise then may you live long and
be happy.-Commsrcidl. "a
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-11-19
Lamented Dead.

Mrs. Florence M. Morford, wife Of
Charles r. Morford, of the firm of
Morford u Biles, and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Spurlock, died in Nc
Minnville, Tenn, Nov. 18th, 1881, of
lung disease, after painful and pro-
tracted illness.
The deceased was a Jealous and Or
derby member of the G. P. church for
many years. She leaves a bereaved
husband and three children to mourn
an irreparable loss. Her funeral was
preached at the G. P. church by the
pastor, DR.. NJ. B. Dewitt, to large
attendance of sad and sorrowing friends
and the remains deposited in the new
cemetery Friday, 18th instant. This
is truly sad bereavement, and one
that enlists the sorrow and sympathy
of many friends, yet since it could no
be averted, there is relief in the senti
ment so beautifully expressed by thu
poet;
ave shall meet and rest:
Where the faded flower shall freshen,
Freshen never more to fade
Where the shaded sky shall brighten,
Brighten never more to shade:
Where the bond is never severed
Paintings, caspings, all are done;
Where the child has found its mother,
Where the mother finds her child =
In an ever spring-bright Cline"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-11-19
Take that Buckeye Out of Your Pocket!

Now that the medical properties o
the buckeye are clearly established,
and utilized for the cure of Piles, why
not make a direct application of its
healing virtues in the form of Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment and be cured ?
This preparation is made from the aka
lOid of the buckeye, or horse chestnut,
and, combined with other ingredients,
is offered to the public as a cure for
nothing else but Piles. Price so cents
a bottle. For sale by j. B. Ritchey.
Whites cream white Vermifuge is
the best worm killer.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-11-19
Consumption Cured.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. II, 81

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. II, 81.
Upon the recommendation of a friend
| tried Browns Iron Bitters as a tonic
and restorative for my daughter, whom
l was thoroughly convinced was fast
wasting away in consumption. Having
lost three daughters by the terrible dis,
ease, under the care of eminent physi-
clans, | was 10th to believe that any
thing could arrest the progress of the
disease; but to my surprise, before my
daughter had taken one bottle of
Browns Iron Bitters she began to
mend, and is now quite restored to her
former health. A fifth daughter be-
gan to show signs of consumption, and
when the physician was consulted he
quickly said "Tonics were required"
And when informed that the elder sis.
ter was taking Browns Iron Bitters,
responded, THAT is good tonic, take
it," ADoRAM PHELPS,
OF Askey & Phelps.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-11-19
chancery Sale Of One Of the Most
Valuable Farms in Warren
County.

w. ID. Smart ct al, VS. G. n. Whitson ct al.
In obedience to decree of the Chancery
Court at McMinnville, Tennessee, rendered
in the above styled cause, ! will sell at the
courthouse door in McMinnville, Tenn, on
Monday, the 9Th day O. December, 1881
the valuable farm known as the Mclean
place, lying in Warren county on the Bar
reu Fork river about 3 miles southwest OF
McMinnv'lle. containing about 200 acres
etc., well watered. Rounded hv the land'
off savage sam Smsr'thcjr>, aud TIE Barren
Fork river
Terms Of Salr-Cne and two Year, credi
with notes and approved security, keep
$4,000 cash. A plat Of the land can b
seen at my Office. J. 9. BlLES, I. & 81,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-11-19
MY Good Woman,

Why are you so out of sorts. never
able to tell folks that you are well ?
Ten to one it's all caused in the first
place by habitual constipation, which
no doubt finally caused deranged kid
neys and liver. The sure cure for con.
stipaton is the celebrated Kidney-Wort.
1t is also specific remedy for all kid
ney and liver diseases. Thousands are
cured by it every month. Try it al
once. Toledo Blade.