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The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
SECOND EDITION
Letter From wsrwick.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
WARWICK, Md. Nav 25. az

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
WARWICK, Md, May rs, 1881.
Warwick ls a small village with
about two hundred inhabitants and
is about four miles from Middletown,
Del. 1t is quite thrifty place of
business, and has one hotel and seys
eral stores, of which R. B. Merritt's
Is probably the largest.
A. Jamison has the only carriage
factory in the town, and turns out
some very fine carriages. There are
also three blacksmith shops, two
wheelwright shops, and other place OF
business.
Before the temperance people of
Cool county voted for and obtaiugd
local option, there was one drinking
saloon in the town, but it is now clos
ed to the great joy Of the advocates
OF total abstinence. A majority of
the people Of Warwick are against
the selling ofinroxicating liquors as q
beverage, and believe local option
will prove success in the way of
temperance and that it will greatly
benefit the people. On the other
hand those who are against a pro.
hibitory law think that they should
be allowed to carry on the business,
and thus, as they clam, build up the
trade of the town. The latter
class, however are hopelessly in the
minority, and the probability is that
Warwick will, remain as at present,
strict temperance town.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
LoUAL HINES.

Little Neck clams q Fullmsrss. 6
Ice cold salt oystars at Fullmer's. - $
Fullmer's ceiebrstsd clam coup.
Fullmer's celebrated turtle soap.
The frsl picnic Of the Fleetwood
Assembly will take place ct Rosen-
dale Park, on Thursday June 9th.
The FIRE plug on the u. e. corner
OF Second and KING streets, has been
leaking for several days past
/ City Council meets th,s evening
in regular session. q tt11
The leading weekly paper Of the
Peninsula, the DELAWARE GAZETTE
will be issued to-day.
Last evening Harry Allen.a small
boy fell in the Christiane It French
street wharf and narrowly escaped
drowning. He was rescued by two
c0lored mon. a ~
The Court granted several new H.
censes.
Barney Lapiere and William Baldwin
were taken to New OAstle this morning
for f1fteen days.
The freman ssem bitterly opposed to
the proposed ordinance destrictlng the
WsnamAker's Tally He coach sttract-
"a considerable sttention while being
driven around town yesterday.
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Postponed,

The case ofHenry Butter, who was ar
ested on the charge Of being concerned
II the disturbances on Saturday n,qbt
last, at the saloon Of Mrs. KlIngier, which
was to have been heard before the Mayor
last evening, was postponed. IL Will
take place on Saturday evening.
81
Sir James Paget, President Britisb
Medical Association, says that 7O.O0l
deaths are annually caused ny nervous
more powerful and effectual nervous
tonic than the Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef
Tonic, Is evidenced by the emphatic tes-
timony of the most eminent physici ans.
Caution-Beware OF cheap, worthlees
limitations under ours and similar nam e.,
Ask for Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic. Re-
collect that for malaria, debility, sick
and biliousness q 10 Incompatible.
maylf
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
A Railroad Forces q Right Of Way
Against Municipal Remon.

Against Municipal RemOn.
NEWARK, May 24.-At midnight not
less than five Thousand excited people
were assembled around q gang of or 9
hundred railroad laborers who were
engaged in teari & up the pavements
and sidewalks n Mulberry and Law
renee streets and aging the tracks Of
the New Jersey Central Railroad. 1t
appears that the Railroad Company
had been kept for long time from ex-
tending their tracks over these streets
by the action of the city government,
and they resolved last nigh. to take the
law INTO their own hands. The police
summoned Street Commissioner, who
at once sent for a Justice of the Peace.
The latter, however, could not be
found, and the work WAS finished by
daybreak, in spite of the threatening
attitude of the crowd that surrounded
the laborers. A house was taken up
bodily and moved back out of the way
of the laborers and the tracks were
laid where it formerly stood. Pave
ment and sidewalks received but scant
courtesy, and to day trains are running
over the disputed ground. A riot was
imminent at one time, but was happily
suppressed.
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The Centre Of Population.

One Of the most Interesting publca-
tl0Ds Of the census bureau Ii the map
showing the movement OF the centre Of
population from the Fast to the West
This point, ~ determined ut the close OF
each decade since 1880, when the first
census was taken. has removed along Q
Wavy hne which crosses and recrosses
the 39th parallel of latitude, but never
touches another parallel on either side.
The ffst enumeration located the CEN
ire OF population on the Eastern Shore of
Maryland, shout % miles east OF Balti-
more ana probably 20 miles north of the
88th parallel. which passes through the
northern outskirts OF Washington city.
Cape May is exactly on the 39th paraI-
lel, a. 10 also Topeka, Kansas. Cincin-
nAu " two or three miles TO the north of
the line. In ninety years the centre Of
population has moved from the Eastern
Shore OF the Chesapeake opposite Balti-
more TO point In Kentucky some eight
miles southwest of Cincinnati, and three
or four miles above the 39th parallel
The effect OF the war was to draw the
pivotal point some ten miles to the
north ~ compared with les position in
1850. but tho recuperation OF the South
and the migration to the South west.iR
gradually restoring the equilibrium, and
II 10 poesi BILE that within the next decade
''the starof empire" may cross the SSth
parallel and shine on the southern side
OF the line. This westward-moyings star
fingered In the southern border Of Ohio
for twenty Ave years; IL In now In Ken
tucky, but will only remain there year
or tive, and the next census will place it
IN Indians. Two decades OF prosperity
and uninterrupted immigration may
larry 1t clear across the States OF Indiana
and lllineis and locate "the seat of en-
ptre" ON the western bank of the Mis-
sissippi. By far the larger portion of
the geographical area OF the United
States lies TO the South Of the 3oth paral.
lei, but under the operation of some In
evitable law, which even The census
"axperts" are no: able to explain, the
centre OF population has moved along
the same lime and han not dsviate1
twenty-five miles from Its path In .
hundred years.
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gas gaily O asstts.
FIRST EDITION.

M, r;c,,est living in England the
rsctory of Bredon, oroeatershire has
become vacant through ne aeatA o'
~. pav Henry Fitzgearal ID at the age
of niuety-throe, who had peen rector
since 1853, when he was nominated
g. tbs father of the late Duke of Port
land This preferment 10 worth nearly
e1k ooO a wear, Mr.. Fitzgerald did not
take orders until he was past sixty,
and II has always been understood
that he entered the Churd h especially
to hold this living. The preferment Ia
in the gift of the Duke OF Portland.
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Teuth Annivers. .ary.

Last evening, Joshua q. Howell and
wife, residing as 215 Monroe street.
celebrated the tenth an hiversary of
their marriage. They gave o reception
IN their friends, q large number OF
whom we're present. They were the
recipient Of number OF presents. .
The occasion was somewhat nar-ed
by an unfortunate accident. A large
table had been spread with edibles, and
inst as the guests were about to be
seated the table gave way in the centre
and everything went crashing to the
floor.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
persouaI md Political.

Secretary Blaine is in New YORK. He
states that his visit is entir4ly OF private
character.
"Re-elect me or willsmas ID the party"
It's queer way to work up Spontaneous
vindioatioB.
This il not q favorable moment to
attempt to gag the Republican party
with the oaucus rule.
Mrs Gladstone Is benevolent woman
and does many kind things for the villa
gers of Hawarden.
Mrs. Abraham Liscoli constant ly
grows weaker and cannot live many
weeks longer. Her mind is affected.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

Ladies sunmerunderwear:
cotton, merino, Isle, cotton
and-silk, silk. ai' a1aaA
Apart from all considera-
ton Of prices we haveIadvan-
tage in the largenesss of our
trade which it is worth your
while to know about. And
this is it. We can keep what
few want. . In underwear, this
advantage shows in uncom-
mon sizes and in many sorts,
when few would do. A lady,
very large or very 7 small, is
certain to find what she wants
here. That of itself, is enough
to bring multitudes here.
Our stock Of ladies' vests is
now as follows, : 80. ! :
Cause Cottsn, 81, %, %. and 20 cents.
Gessanaer cotton, . little heavier than
ganse. rsgulsr-made, el.oe . el.a6.
regularlmade, i v nseI. Iithouf
isassgs; iow.ns;... very shofs iib. 80 . sl'se
Sish-nscf, short slssys. IA. lao g g 400 LOO
Spring weight cotton with D0s. bly, sonae
wool. u - called msrino> 90 cents:
the same, lighter, ~ cents ths aams
to match at the same prica.
Spring-weight three q q 1aftsrs wool.
IA 900 es;So ior he lesgsr :isss.
I,sls iswsrs y Atca ~ g sns same pries.
{known In the trade as 80 Imperial
SUI. s.thlsead, rather n..vy:
nigh.nsok, ahert slesys,
! za h,sh-nsok, long s,ss.s, ss y se''''
Medium, .eou. .qaai SS'Ss g se.ss:.s. z ss:.s;
sutl hish-nsok, shors slesys,.
low-nsck. short slssys.
sa.nva. g4ti4 AisE 10 800 70 A.7o.
hish-nsoh. 'Aess ''.sySss, ,o..z
p low-asok, short slssvs,
s,lr. q af'F s-SS " .'s"'
Our stock Of s-thrsad, rather heavy,
ID oomeWila broken.
Medium, about equal to 3sthread:
h,sA7's's' long .1ssss, ss.ss, q es.7s.
4.. hish-neck, shors slssys.
81 low-nees. shers slsssss w. = ''s'.
55s,gl =4.5l f ss5{5z s, 81 49,. 3-6o 10 H.O0.
0auze:. ttssss
a .high-neck, abort aleeyal
400 to 0.16.
9ni iow-neok, Short slssys.
i s ,.557tsa. 3.56 10 6.10.
And broken agsortnent Of the tWo-
thirds-silk at e2.sD 70 500.
e Children's underwear must
be spoken Of another day.
oater circle. Thirteentg-strss sntraLes.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
lsth ST., Markss and chsstnut.
9 g PMIH4ADEEPnIA.
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LOCAL TIME IA sl.E.
CORRECTED MAY % "a 1881.

AnAASo sASn<h - w Linn lNdION
Fon PHILAOELPHIA.-2.0 2.28 $50. TAO,
sis.1s. 2.Js, $50, 400, 5.da, 6.ss. t.iio s.5S
1910 p. m. Sundays, ,2.06, 2.25, s.l0 q. m;
$40, s. 50 6.38, TOO, 9.55, 1000 D. m.
FoR NEW YoRK.--2U5,2 LIS, I.5t), 100. 0. S.
li.6S 9. mi sax. ~. 2ts. 6, 81, 6.ss p. ~
sundays, 2.Oo. 2.26 =. M. VS. B.3S p. m.
FOR BALTiMoRE.-n,5l, Ia, 4.02 7.55,
assam. ;I2.55. si.Oa. 4.i6 $50 lO.5I y. m
Sundays, i25i. 2-i2. 4.o9, I. .55 a. m. 1861
p. IN.
FOR WAsHINor0N.-i2.5l, AZ, 4.U2; 7.55
s.so q. M; l265, s1.OA. 6.at p, m. sun
days, 2.ol, 2.l2 4.02, 1865 Q. m.
BALTIMORE AND In NrERMkDIATE STA
TONS. -l2.6i, 8 SS a. In., I2.b5, 4. As p. M !.
,,n une f'4o !. IN. train stopA at way sta.
Rons RSi,snniy oniy between PeIryviils ant
naitlmore. Sundays, IL 81 u. IN.
hhkfViLLE AND INTRRMEDIATE STA
ioSs'-1.i5 p. IN.
AN Sn SsW y cAsrLn.-6.0O 9.a. a. M; l.u
oU. vs., p. m, No Sunday trains.
A,ansisdroN A,nd AND INrERMtD tDIATE STA.
snnas. 70 a. n.; LOS. 1.8 p. N. No
aAAa @aMa AND snlsDEnMEDIArE STATIONS
7lOa aiNGfoN d NoRrME ERS II. H.
Lrsias. s.oo. 5.O6 p, IN. No Sun.a,
ID ios1.k DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-7.ls
nm o.so p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wi LMINa1 ON
7,52 sr,HaliL..ADELrHIA.--l2+4s, s,al 2.O7, S.57
u ~. do. .o.oai 40 u. m. IL m.: i2.i5. a
x1. ~, a.85, AL. $40. Boo B.ib. d. NJ
IL. U1..s.ll, ~, O.I5, Ills D. I'M SUNDAYS.
u,9sN''sa2, 81. 1910 q. Ia.; Q 70, 10. Is,
ERnM
IN: HsW ~ " YoRx.-aU7. 3I52. 7.52, S.s3
gu .ay 3.VT, a.51 7.5ga. IN. n 10 TO- 15 y m M
IN: .IS a snsohE.@l.b9, s 2lL. Us li.a5
davs i hn ~, o.4o, o.5o, y6O y. IN. .iib-
FRoH " z;as =. M 6.A8. $50 $50 p. m.
M, sia Al aahi5s1Ton. LIN, 2.l9. Il.43 u.
f. days. ~. ,aa.p' .. III, 6.SS p. m. SUM
RoM PrpaS.M, ". ln.; 5.A8, G.35 p. m,
EOM Nrw - LILLE Oaly-9.U6 am.
BIO. am n a. tL1z.--S.4 ~. e435, a. m; 12O7
RON I,g. y m- NO SUNDAY trains.
N ,pELAwARE X. K,-a.4s a. m !. ~ m
BRoM ~ ", =, =. 10 sunday trains.
tssina.. =. M; laos 8.A5 p. IA. No sua.Ia, ~
FROM DKIAw..u ~
am .2ie "AhE WEsTEAN II. R.-S.Ut
TRAINS FOR wILM1NaroN LEAv
7.H W y Broad Street Depot
s,I5' si9s au;sos ll.D0, II 40 a. m; LIZ
- lOUA II Nv. ~ 10y. ob.i6. .. .t6 $40. 500 %
800. an Z; Z. "; N ~ 6sundayse 7.06E $50 .. n
wv $50, iooVs ii.sO N m.
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Grans's Railway Contract.

CITY OF MEXICO, May 2S, 1881.
General Grants contract will prob
ably be finally approved to-day. The
Eads contract Was approved by both
the houses Of Congress to-day. A
grand banquet will be given to Cap
tain Esds by his friends. Several
Mexicans were killed on the National
Railway on Saturday by other Mexi.
cans. Work was not interrupted.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Over $500, 900 AwaitinE E Owners.

The Charity Hospital at New Orleans,
La, is the recipient of over a million oi
dollars, paid by the Louisiana State Lot
terry for the grant OF It's frahchises: and
N. A. Dauphin, No. 2l2 Broadway, New
York City N. Y. or at New.Drlcans, La.
has made the announcement that on
Ju,e lith the next Grand Aemi-AnnuaI
Distribution among holders pr $40 tickets,
or fractional parts thereof over half a
million dollars Will he distrI buted, under
the sole care and anagement OF Gen III
@. T, Beauregard OF La, and Jubal A
Early OF Va, The Com m isstbners on be-
halfof the ticket holders and the man
agement.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
An Old Dseaer.s Advice.

It was this: "Trust In God and keep
Jour bowels open." For this purpose
many an old doctor has advised the
habltnally c0stive to take Kidney W ort
for no olher remedy so effectually
oyercomes this condition, and that with
ont the distress and gripping which other
medicines cause. II 10 . radical oure for
piles. Don't fall to use ft-Tray,slatsd
from ne Nsc Yorker zestuao. 81
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
CAUTION.

FL. B. McIntire, Chisf Engineer Of
the Water Department., through an ad-
yertisement In another column, cautions
our citizens against purchasing patent
coupling that is now being offered for
sale by parties In this city, whereby q
garden hose can be attached to plain
bib or hydrant, thereby avoiding pay
ment of water rent tor q wash pave.
All persons using garden hose with
out first obtaining permit, will be
dealtwith according to law.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
WILMINGToN. DE- ,IHQRsDAY. MAY 2s 1881. "a

thing would do Mr.. Blake, but the
Gamewell sygtem.
On motioh OF Mr.. McCullen Of the
Reliance, the chairmen Of each delega.
tion were appointed a. q committee to
draft suitable resolutions opposing the
1istri sting OF the city to be presented to
Council.
Tho convention then adjourned to
meet tomorrow evening.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
R0lfea H&arfnxa,

Last evening there were no cases be-
fore the Mayor.
This morning Samuel Foreacre was
required 10 pay IS and costs for assault
ing Charles Kelly.
One drunk with the usual penalty Of
90 cents and costs completed the rec.
ord. O.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
nehberx Of . Post Onlee.

NEW YoRx, May 26.-1he Post Of
flce at Hoboken was robbed Of $500 to-
ntght by three men, but two Of the
thieves were captured and all the
money recovered while the thieves were
on New York Jerry boat.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

Tho Altoona Tribune speaks for the
press generally when ir says "Corres-
pondents who find their manuscript
somewhat changed must exercise the
grace Of patience. Sometimes editors
see things that correspondents do not
see."
OF the Free Pipe Bill the Petroleum
World says: "The measure is one
which ID indispensable to the welfare
of the petroleum trade, and IL the Sem
ate has . due regard for the expressed
will Of the people Of tho oil region it
will be passed on third reading with
out objection or dissent.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

Always keep them on hand, ~ dslsy
increa ses suffering; and II You feel sick-
mesa contng upon you, take b dose OF Dr..
Bulls Baltimore Pills. They can do you
no harm, and may save ron from the sick
room. Frtee ONLY 70 sents,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Meetings ro-Nix ms.
rHuRspAr,

slaytea Lsdge. No. Z, X. OF P.
hden Lodge, No. %, l. o. o. f.
ysnerson Lodge, No. 2, !. o. y.
9nhnsaAn Lodge, No, II, l. .. r. IA,
lminston Division, No. y. OF 4.
Hope Council, No. 4 Jr., .. q. A. n.
osfnan Autaal Beneficial society N
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II. as some one has said, ga numerous
household is the safety OF the Republic" /"
Il might as well be proclaimed at once,
that the remedy upon which such house
hold should be reared 10 Dr.. Bulls Baby
syrup. Price only rs cents. Always re-
liable.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
oOAR ruOpaA

~ 70 manufactured and sold wholesale
West Front st., for the small sum OF i5.uO
per barrel. Just received lot or that
Fine Family and Brun's Fancy Flour.
tnst pleases everybody. 10, my2B-8t
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Rennsylvanla Raalroea Pur.

BurTALo, May 25.--It IL rumorsd
in railroad circles that tho Psnnsyl-
vania Railroad Company have OBJ
tained through purchase tho control
Of the Buffalo, New York and rhila-
delphia Railroad, which was recently
sold to . syndicate Of New York and
Philadelphaa bankers,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
DR.. ROGERS worm SYRUP In
tantly destroys WORMS.
GOOD ESoUG II.

Lovers OF really good chewing tobac-
60 should ask for MiIier's Good Enough
navy flug as II Is The only tobacco which
aaa not the flavor Of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Ap. lb-d u va m.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Sergeant Campbell Diseh.rweS

sergeant Campbell Discharged.
NEW YoRK, May 25.-Sergeant James
Campbell, who vas accused upon infor-
nation and belief oEthrowfng rad pop
per In the eyes OF Mrs. Fannie Nor.
daunt, Actress,of Brooklyn, was arraignsd
IN Court this morning, but Dc Mrs. Nor
daunt was unable TO identafy him - ths
person who threw the pepper he was dis
charged.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

IN NEW sKRIEsa.0ANsrocK.
Three hundred shsrass o. The eleventh
series OF Central Loan Assooiafion stock
are now offered for saie. iFfr1c payment
on Wednesday Nay lsth. IA,
my l8-l0t 81 No. ia Market street.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
The unfortunate man died this af-
tsrnoon about 4.80 o'clock.

HUW To bECD RE HEALTH.
IL is strange any one will suffer from
engagements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SA RSAPA.
RILLA AND STILLIN9IA, or
biooD AND LIVER SYRUP win re-
stote health 70 the physical drgani nization.
IL Is strengthening syrup, pleasant to
iake and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
sver discovered, curing Scrofula, Svpbi
Wuc Disorders. Weakness of The Ki1neys,
nrysipeias. Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Deoiilty, Bilious complaints aud Dis
eases OF shs Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, skin, etc.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

Crying Ia q prime evidence OF pain.
when the Baby 10 fretful and Inclined TO
.Crying speiis," remove Tho cause by
using DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cnrss
pain In Man or Beast.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

NEW ADVERFanH1nkNan,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
ELOUR, FEED AND CHAIN,
iWHOLEsAL.n AND 8HTAIL.
AT THE STEAM FLOUR MILLS,
NO. sos W. FRONT STREET.

Grist work speciality. satisfact ON
guaranteed in every respect y also man
nfacture the celebrated "Good Enough
$500 per barrel. Graham .nour made
from white wheat.
ny28-lmliy uHilsW. D.saEDGWICK.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
CAUTION
WATER DEPARTMENT.
CHIEr ENGlNEEH'g tOPYiuR.


WATER DEPARTMENT.
CHIEF ENGfNEEA's .Oy1ioE,
wILxINaToN, DsL., Nay q, issi.
Informat,oni has 6ssn reoSlvsd at this
Office. that certain parties areOilering for
sale In this cfty. . patent coupling, where
BY garden hose lcan be atfached to .
resenttnEto parties purchasing, that they
can 2. avoid payment Of water rent for :
water renters are hereby cautioned
against purchasing said ,c0upling, ~ all
persons using garden hose, without hrst
dealt with according 70 law.
uNsiaaHs B. McINrlRE.
my26-8t Chief Engineer.
~ hidden 10 harbor or trust my wife,
Mrs. II. g. Tatman, ON my account, a. /
Will pay no bills or her contra0tine.
my25-St .1ipaass r. o. TATAAN.
PusLiG SALE
COWS, sPRIN GERS AND BULLS,
VIII be sold ct Public sale, 1t the VII.
iage Inn, Brandy wins ytAiages Ninth
Ward. Wilmington, Del, ON
A.f' WEDNESDAY,, JUNE I, 1851,
= A3iaEs atl o'eloak, ps.m-.s
40 head very choice Lancaster county
fresh cows and springsis. and Jew stock
butts. ssnd tTSpsSh S1kasTssd ssFsdis.T z T@vs,,,g
1. W. szrpHAE Z son, xnss;rs%. % mvgs
A&BRt.4BsAizIsn nf 1nts nlad uroperttes n
i The Eleventh Ward and Southwest
Wilmington, on Saturday. June lth. send
In sGnss %ssss sa:sA promptly fs5 M Hk.na :sls;
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

Meets the requirements of the Tn,iorp medical philosophy which at prs>en pre- vails. It is perfectly pure Fest'aoIe remedy. embracing the three jup"I 'ah' properties Of preventive, q iohic' anu an alterative. It fortifes fhe boi' tIl'nSt dlsease, 'nvIgorates and vevii z-5 he torpid stomach and liver, and eaecls q most saluiary chance in the entire syst ID when in a morbid condition.
 +w- For sale byall Druggists aud dea CTS generally.
 46 7f
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
Notice!

For accommodation of miners l hare bought 800 mining notices. Those inter- ested can have them at cost and express charges-75 cents per dozen.
 SAMUEL PURDY JR.
 Cuun :. Resoyf4
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.

There are many at the age of thirty sixty who are troubled with too freuuent evacuation of the bladder. often accompan- led by slight smarting or burning sensa. tion, and weakening of the system in :, manner the patient cannot accountfor O, examining the uruna"y deposit, a ronv sod iment will often be found, and somctinns small particles of albumen will apneor n, the color will be of a thin miIkish hue again changing to dark and torpid an pearance. There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of seminal weak ness. Dr. s. will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and healthy restor. ..tlon of the genitO-urnarv organs.
 Office hOurs-l0to4 4 and 6 to s; Sundays from 10 to II q. m. Consultation free Thorough examination and advice, $5.
 Callor address .DR. SPINNEY N co, J36,u No. Il Kearnv street. San Francisc,
 P. $
 For private diseases, of short stand Ing, d tnll course of medicines sufficient Tor cure, with all necessary instructions, Will ne sent to any address on receipt of ten dollars.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

Who may be suffering from the effecte of youthful fOllies or indiscretion will d,
 well to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon eyer laid at the feet of suffering hu- manity. Dr. Spinney will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dollars for every case of weakness, or private disease of any kind or character, which he undertakes and failt
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
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