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We have received from H. H. Warner
It Co., of Rochester, n. Y, Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure manufacturers, hand
some large c9lored Autograph of Til 9Elate
President Garfield aud Cabinet, to the in
spection of which we cordially invite our
subscribers. 1t is fine picture and well
worth preserving.
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TIE SENTINEL has been The recipient,
through the Kindness of Miss E. James
OF Martinez CAL, of a fine bunch of
grapes They are OF the variety know
as Flaming Toksy, and are truly magni-
ficent. We make oar profoundest bow
in acknowledgement.
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Persons pining 70, portraits of their
pleasing "phizes, will not be pleased to
learn that our photograph tent Is thing
of the past On Thursday morning the
tent was silently folded; and on Thursday
Mr.. Bonine, the popular artist, left for
Los Angeles.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1881-10-15

G. Ginocchio Il Co. haYe built new
flrst-class bake oven, 91Ixl1 feet, which is
capable OF consuming two barrels of
flour per day. The oven is built in
a substantial manner, Of the best materi-
al. They are also fitting up a room on
Main street, adjoining their store room,
to be used for fruit aud bakery stand.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1881-10-15

We were shown on Tuesday evening,
by Mr.. Chas. Scott, of the Fashion Saloon,
a hair bride made by the Utah Indians.
1t is truly magnificent specimen of
Workmanship, and is highly priced by its
owner both ON account Of its intrinsic
value, and also because it is present
from y friend.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1881-10-15

Mr.. g. W. Harrison, late OF Oakland,
Cal, has arrived to take the place recent.
ay vacated by Mr.. Chas. Z. Singlsy, as
assistant to the r. K. Co.'S. agent at this
place.
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Mr.. T. j. Clark, Of Keathville, superin-
ttndent II the Black Rock and Pacific
mines, returned from q trip to San Bcr-
nardino on Sunday last. He left Yuma
for Kcathvile on Tuesday morning.
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As will be seen by the official announce
snent under New To-Day" the public
school Of this district will open on Mon
day next October 18th.
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Commissioner Crawford, of Silent, who
has beeh paying Yuma a protracted visit,
left for home on Monday mornings
stage.
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We see by the freight reports from the
Colorado Steam Savigatsun Com pany
that Messrs. Weldon d Grounds, msr-
chants ut Mineral Park, are constantly
receiving large invoice. OF goods.
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Mr.. L. II. Cummins, formerly private
secretary to Mr.. A. N. Towne, Gen. Supt.
s. P. R. R., arrived in Yuma, with his wife,
OF Friday evenings train. Mr.. Cummins
comes for his health, but will act while
heeSe In The capacity Of traln-master.
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Col. A. H. Cargill, Of New York, vice
President of the G. D. M. & s. Co, ar
rived in Yuma frOm Castle Dome on
Thursdt y evenings stage.
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The items OF mining news from Myers
District, published on Che first page OF TO-
days issue, should have appeared Lat
week. but were crowded out
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The steamer ella, which left here on
Saturday morning last arrived ut Castle
Dome at $50 on Sunday morning.
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We were pleased to see the faces Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hall Hanlon on the strsets OF
Yuma last Monday.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Mr. l. J. e. Jaeger, Of Yuma, is stop
ping at the Cosmopolitan HOtel.-Tucson
Citizen.
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1t requires thirtJ-five miles of fence to
inclose Dick Gird's ranch in San Bernar-
dino counry, California.
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First-class map of Silver District for
sale. Enquire at the SENTINEL Of
fee.
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PA EN- rs

obtained, and all business IN the u. s.
Patent Office, or in the Courts attended to
for MODERATE FEES.
We are opposite the U. =. Patent Office
engsg ed in PATENT BUSINESS EXCLU-
SIVELY. and can obtain patents in less
time than those remote from Washing
ton.
When model or drawing is sent we ad-
wise as to pa;enability free OF charge;
and we make NO CHARGE unless we
OBTAIN PATENT.
We refer, here. to the Post Master, the
Supt of the Money Order Div, and to Of
ticialS of the u. 5. Patent Office. For
circular, advice, terms, and reference 70
actual ellen IS in your own stats Or cOuD-
ty, address
G. 4. SNOW ~ 60
Opposite Patent Office. Washington =. o..
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The Board of School Trustees meets OH
Monday, October 18th.
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NEW TO-DAY.
SCHOOL NOTICE

The Public school for the lat District,
Yuma county, viii open on Monday, Oct.
18th 1881.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees,
y a. T AEGN c..
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Meteorological Summary.
Reported by o. D. Stewart. Sergeant U.
s. Signal Service, Yma Station.

tFOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 10.
Average barometer. 30. S22
Lowest do .29. 740
Average temperature 1853
Highest DO ......... 90. Q
Lowest do ....... ...... $50
Greatest daily range of temperature S1.1
Least =" :" " 22.6
Average relative humidity. .52.7
Average dew point. ..5S.5
Number of days clear. ..........S
= fair
= cloudy ...........
60 on which rain fell. ....
Total rainfall Gnches) ............O.OO
Prevailing wind, vast.
Total movement of wind. 436 miles,
Maximum velocity of wind IL M per hour.
, 1881-04-07
THE EARTHQUAKE.


SYRIA, April h.-Contlilued shocks ot
earthquake ut SciD ara destroying tho houses
injured by the first sl0ck. 1t Is saltl to bu
utterly En'pssible to enter tic town.
TIE filtEATSKss OF SUNDAYS EARTH.
QUAKE
ut 5clu has been untlarcstfmateA. 1t ia now
thought tho deaths alono will reael, 5,OQ1,
Trustworthy Information gives thirty villages
It's tho number almost ur wholly tleHtruye,|.
CaatEl, tho chief town Ut Sci0, fB a!tllost
lnass OF ddbEls. Scarcely 4 house IL left
Standing. Homeless peoplo ara wandering,
seeking food uld Bllalter. Hundreds OF
corps1s fiayo already buen found Of peoplp
caught and crushed by fnIllng buildings.
Matiy Villages OIL tho malmand were Also H.
rlous'y ahnken. The Ports IL tloEng what 1t
eau to RlloIIorate tho ticstEtutlnn,
Sc1o. April d-Occasionnl shocks OF oartl,-
quake aro stt!l felt. All tho open spaces III
tho town Ara illls.l with the wounded, many
of whom are tn hopeless condition. Many
dcad ainl wounded are still under The yulns,
Tho survivors are enlgrating IN nil directions,
Supplies arrive daily, hut are Insufficient to
cupe with tho tlesulatIolt,
LATER DISPATCHES.
LONDON. april GA telegram to the For
efgn Oilics htates TINT thu authorities of Sclo
Asl for 1000 tents.
ONLY Pity HOUSES
are standing. Gu NIL sides cries Of distress
are heard frna the ruins, but no'uuy dares
to approAcl t0 render assistance. Tile Con-
trailer vi Sctn a1lu Ills faulty are still under
the ruins crying for succur.
, 1881-04-07
&lucoso In NecF-A lgtIl to Provide that
SAeh Hecr Shall lls Plainly DesIx.

;, NEW foMH. April t.-Assemblymau Charles
s' llrebGn, fFu!M tue TeNth District Vi thtB city,
hAs Introduced y I'LL u discourage tho usu III
ktucsu ny ttutD Tor malt lli ule uIll beer.
i u huW befnsu tho CUnIllstGe III lntertlul AZ
fatrs, whn will g!Yu tta friends nild nppuutlts u
hpariuE this week. probably Thursday, although
hsNfinE was stt duHn fur tt.-mturruw.
Thy BILL pguyldes Tint nny brewer who shall, III
Nault 0r t'art. substitute xIMcuse Or grape Hur
!n place pt Eanlt in Maklu4 Au nr bpGr Mfter July
! Iext, shnil, bcfor. selling it Or removing it
frou hta brewery, cause cacn cask, key, nr but.
tlo ~ Du lnAsked Ut labe!cd distinctly with Tho
wnrl "Klueswe," Or tho wurds "xruIu. sugur."'n nr
foth. In piAiu, black !tatuan cunilA!s, nut less
taan ons-hair u u" i,oh IN len1th: \ failure to
do this Ii made u nIs4ctneAnur. II IL asD nude
tllA1nncAEur fur aIy Uthor pcrstll tO stll aln
ur betT " aduIt8rhtud. cltAor wholrsab VI ny
tho Klnss or tueusute, without aFst 4dstsing t4q
purchaser Ut auGh Aduttaeation. Tue bill GuA.
blss Any person WIN n4y bo coxulxuut ut Ata ill-
fraction Ut liz provisions tdinaltute leKui pro-
ccednxa, and gives hlu4 one hair tho tho that
uIny Dc RECEIVED.
Alr. Hruhua'a district lies gust uf tho Howcry
and Third avenue, l1ld includes lnux strctc chCs
ri tho lelteIed Mfeuuss, tbickiy pUpulatud by
Gursnans. Ne sxys that tho use 0t GLUCOSE aot
only necesslsafes tho Hddttf0n OF deletero44
chemicals to make It tho equivalent 1T mplt Ia
taate aad apRssEanoo. hut that glucose Itself
leayca IN thu ays{oM small AMulat Of poison.
lu his district he sAys,wbcEe children aud women
, 1881-04-07
Lovers a. Kldnupors -An EuERged
Couple Stnal Tsv0 Ohlluren for MI
Expected Reward.

NEW foHK. Apri!3-Wil!am Cuilon. a driver
OIL KtreGt U..r. atlll Ann Collins. u servank-RFj
wore Mrrostot Friday oll u rt,Argu Ut atteaptiuv
to kis!ap carrie Arvln9 and hot,a uras1fcr. both
agsd3 yeara Thu eh!llrcn were pluytng to.
Kise, tl!cm some candy, tic lnat, and woi1,an
cnrr!c! thc1n nwny. S''lc ut the nelxAbors INV
the incident. Anl tho pMrunfs OF tho children
wcre untitled. Pursuit. bcgan ut ance. and ths
hIlrEe,! Huluet0ra we're tnund With tho ehiIllruh
In THUR arms. waiting lGr M custtuund- cur ut
tho Frank !nMveuu9 station, Thu children wuru
tnkpn BY their ltarol,ts 4nd thu 9rrcst NUDE
Thu nun allii wonMn beth denied that they
hui any intGullon %: keup'i,H tho children, as.
sertnY that lhny haa merely bFnuKht thola to
tI!u catrs. They ntlmltetl tAat ttloy were en-,
gagged tn l,H hurried, hut wsre ~ paSr thnt lheY
could not hhEB The ceremony tsrt0rlnet.
ibid yuu nut want Bt'tu0 lnun0y to Tx up for
your l4ArrhIxeI" wAs asko1 Ut tho young WON.
III.
ayes, wo wanted iIlhney very baIly," she
answered. khe WIS thou nskud; '"And did yUl
nnt steal thu ehl.u!cn In expectation OF reward
for thutr rGturnY"
ii don't k,,nw what wa were going to do With
theul." VIVA tho atawur.
, 1881-04-07

and that each man should endcaynr to get
better md nthrr employment.
Tile following was nlso adopted:
That lIo tliai shall return to work until
tl,oKe win have been discharged for, I'D
nther cause tlnn attending tfeBe meetings
shall l,e reInstatetl. A Committee was ats-
polntcA 10 notify Mr.. Lake of THO action 1T
tisc meeting. a Committee on Halls ami
Uarns was also selected. The men will meet
ut 10 N'cl0rk this morning at tho same place.
mial,t IL. n.l,rd III tiat inasn.1.cl, M as tisc West
uivisium Railway people have been notified
or the inpentliny strike for upwards Of three
weeks, 1t il mt likrIy TINT the public will i,c
pnt to any Krent Inconvenience. There nre
and tho Company has lnfgc reserve iurce Of
4tabIe1nen, ETC., whn car be put on the cars
IN an. emergency, and thus the greater por-
tim Ut the cara will no doubt Start cut this
morning rs usual,
, 1881-04-07
ITf1SIEN T.,
HOSIERY,
VeStZnl DryGoolsH House
Madison and Pcoria.sts.
HOS ER Y
Department.,

We are now prepared to show
our customers the Largest and
Best Assorted Stock Of Hosiery
ever shown on the West Side, em.
bracing the LATEST Novelties in
Designs, Colors, Styles, and Text
ures, in Ladies', Gents, Misses,
and Chi11ren's, and a full limo Of
Staple Goods In Solid Colors, In
Cotton, Lislo Thread, and Plated
Silk, French, English, and Ger
man manufactures. We arc also
offering the following
, 1881-04-07
APPROVED HY THE SOCIALISTS.

APPROVED hf THE sociALIsTs-
BERLIN, April t-DurlnE tile discussion
IN inc Heicllsfas, ycstertiay, OH B!sli'arck's
tAcc'ucut-4nhaEAncep pt!I, tAo ooclAllsl ieauer,
lleff nebel, Gavo the oIll Ills *ttnquallttcd MP
proval. llc olaIlnca TINT INC hll! was n So
etaIst victory, ail declared himself III Mvor
of general compulsory assurance.
CONDITIONAL hEcooSir!oS OF nouMAs1A
., e''n' S, ,.-.
t. tsn, tApt" a',1"eSia' "i'ci l"s"'s ac'
so.s. .' w. .''u 11astsn pius"t aos a,'ll-
.n,'ta ''""I '.s"ns.. .''s y, s'' a.s"u y, no"
.""''' ~" 'a'nso ~. s"aas"' conul.eo,ta'
"non tno "utpt'o!4 u 'l!tusu1es "8alust AL
, 1881-04-07
SPECIAL BARGAINS,

Ladies' Fancy Striped Cotton Hose, reau-
lar made, SOC pair.
Ladies' Solid Color Cotton Hose, regular
made, full length, Csc per pair.
Ladies' Brown Ba!briggan Hose, extra
long, silk clicked, 25c per pair,
Ladies' Brown Balbr1ggan Hose, extra
long, plain, extra good, 25c perpair.
Ladies|s Silk Embroidered BaIbrlggan Hose,
bracelet pattern, 45c per pair.
Ladies' Brodequin Balbriggan Hose, re-.
duced from 85c to Soc per pair.
Ladies' Cluster Stripe Hose, new designs,
regular made, 10, SO, go, Csc, and
upwards; rs styles to choose from.
Ladies' Polka-Dot Hose, the latest style,
in all colors, from 45c per pair and
upwards.
Ladies' Fancy Printed Hose, new designs,
latest novelty, fast coIors, SOC per
pair and upwards.
Misses and Children's Hosiery
in endless variety: Polka Dot,
Cluster Stripes, Fancy Printed,
Embroidered, Clocked, &C., &C., in
all sizes md at lowest prices.
so dozen Mems Socks at 25c per pair.
Solid coIors, regular made.
SO dozen Mems Socks at 25c per pair,
Hair-llne stripe, regular made.
100 dozen Mems C. G. Cotton Socks at
18c per pair, worth Csc.
Also large assortment Of Fancy Cotton
and Lisie Thread Socks too numer.
GUS to mention.
, 1881-04-07

tRoGNEss TOWARD 4 SETTLEMENT.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from Paris
says: Ilayas Agency Issues apparently n
sclll-otticlal lctter, stating that, Austria hay-
lng taken tho Initiative Of drafting propo-
sal to Turkey md Greece, nil tho Powers ne
ccpted It, md 1t was to t'e presented ut AtaoI.s
nll the 9Th Inst. Three Of Its stipulattons-
namely: That Gregee shall acquire Fort
Pncilla; that thu fertilization of l'revasa bu
razctl; and that tho navigation ct tile l,uy of
Arta be freu-do not form l,art OF the Iortc's
ntfer, and tho decislnn OF the I'tlwers must,
therefore. be communicated to thu Porte.
Tho note Is 50 decided, ainl dwcils 50 ccar-
~ on the imposslbllltyot furttsr concessions.
Tint 1t plainly shows Greece tho futillty Of
ohJectng to II.
TIT; rtsEsESr GREEK MINISTRY
Will probably resIg,,, and Delynnms for
Iilurly Minister of Furrlgu Affairs, and Qreek
Pteltipotentiary at the berlin Congress, Will
furm new Ministry. DclyannIs will be
n1ore disposed to cancellation, whlcl, would
bc impossible for Premier CouMountlouros
Or Trlcuupts.
GREECE ENGAaISa SURGEONS.
BERLIN, April 0.-:rhe Government Of
Greece Inns Instructed Its agcnt hcrr to en-
gage twonty skilled surgeons for ambulance
sarytco.
WHAT THE rOwEns WILL GUARANTEES
Glti:EcE.
CoSsrASr1SorLs, April d.--1n order to In
duce GREECE to accept the proposals OF the
Porte, tho Powers liayo ngrccd 10 guarantee
tho surrender Of the cctfett territory.
The Porte has resolved not to rec0lnMenco
negotiations with tho Ambassadors unless it
receives positive assurances that the object Is
not fresh concessions.
, 1881-04-07
A T0t1GH CROWD,

At about II o'clock Tuesday night tiva
young toughs entered the saloon No. oo7
Hubbard street, kept by by Ell 1auh!ll. and,
nfter intin!fdatlng the barkceper, helped
themselves liberally to cigars and beer, and
after driving the barkceper away. lay down
md slept tlIi about b O'Clock yesterday morsl-
Ing. lnnstlllscl M the deed was accomplished
by the l,se Of knives and six-sl.ooters, d war
rant has t,een Issued for their arrest. They
are well known, atld their apprehension Is
sure ia f1110W.
, 1881-04-07

u
=" would ltko In know tory Enooeh," remarked
saln yash nu aonest n,an." "IutciI W yon INV Ia Il,
tEIut out II ht IL hunest ur IIpt," Responded Git
h,u,iy. "Next time yuM 10 OF un tho train tuAa
him nlonX to tho depot, 9s!d ,1ust before the
tsata leayes glyo h!ni {io @ hlla aad te!i him TO
tGen b. il presumably hnuest." y ilut yon BE-
don't come psck2" Then YOU lose your $lo."
uomsnt, I!sbter oIlhoaly, ,dost yash oomplsislT
, 1881-04-07

4 nIsAHLED STEAMSHIP.
GIARALTA1, April G-Cnpt. 1lockon re-
ports that lie passed, tho 1dth ut March,
large Attnntic steamer. Size appeared broken
down, and tho sea was making elem breacll
over her decks. SIlo had no must headlight
ilor steam up. IIcr head WIS llurth by north
west.
, 1881-04-07

nAMHtltH.
BERLIN. April 6.-Ncgottations for tho III
clusfon Of Hamburg III tic Zollyereln will bu
cncrgctfcaIly pushed forward after Easter.
1lANnt'lN} AND HftEs1ES.
ffAMDunG, April BIN accUrtiancc will, At,
Invitation from the Senate, tho HOUSE OF
1snrResses las appointed n committee to dis
clss with the SctAtc tho proposal 10 include
Hamburg In the Zolvcrcttt. The Burgcsscs
OF Bremen taye appointed committee with
n similar object. =
jlECE9s.
BERLIN, April 0.-Tho RcEchstng has ad-
jpurneu Until tho 2st1,
, 1881-04-07

this declaration and let France
know tho vnluo we attach to It. Nn con-
sfler It format pr0,,1E>c mol to Violate Tho
status quo which l,ls l.ecn accepted by
Europe. Italy and England aro 'perfcct1y
aRrrr, II, their views OIL tha Tunisia,l q,.es.
tEon.'
SEgnor Damtanf said that S!guor Caifolls
statement was unsatisfactory. 1ie re-
preached tho lromior with not fnrrsce,ur
n resolution Ut censurc. S!gnnr EatrnIi
moved the resolution he discussed In morrow.
Thero Is much exoft elncut among tho
Deputies.
, 1881-04-07

1.e beer rs mn ordinary bercrnge, and where
the accumulation IN ttie Aystetn nf the supposed
trlutcrsons element IN commercial xlitetsc Is
tho chusH 1f tnGth t'ckf,rss. Mr.. Hrchin Is con-
tilcnt thu bill WIt bGcum i law.
, 1881-04-07

Joseph Fallon, tho may who Is charged
will, Illegal voting III that he registered Mt
one poll rs living Mt No. l5o Dutterfeld
street. and at another poll as James G'ca-
sn,l. of NJ. III Butterlirld street, was held
yesterday by Justice Wallace III bonds OF
$500 10 tho Criminal Court.
, 1881-04-07

M other KefnriJ can NJ
quickly AAsuuA1 th4 must vtu-
tu1lI tlMtD1ysl4b Of Pain. They
lislrfUutu throughout 1ha
nGEtUIlH sFsGSu4 ! KeusI6 ADQ
continuous current Ut Ettr-
trtEitJ. which Instantly Runi~
Weak aIld I'A.slJ1sd 4'M11t
pltkuou Vt ths Iis1rt Painful
j 3LhL libeunAtteip, He4EM1xlA.
,IIlIs' fQllAla Electric tlxstaFa
, 1881-04-07
SPAIN.

SEVILLE, April U.-'rhe river Is again
rising and tho inuntla.lon Is worse thnn he
fore. Tho water In some suburbs is five
metres deep.
SEVERAL 1I0CsEs HAVE FALLEN.
Tho tlood Is nlso disastrous at Malaga.
where several people l,aye pcrisl,cd.
, 1881-04-07

fIorsfortl'a Acid Phosphate Hcts Al brain md
nerve food. IL ~ nut II gunck medctnc. but u
prepared according to thpd[recuuns Of the well-
known rrUf. Z. N. Ilnrsf1rti.
, 1881-04-07
THr cnMFFneRATF F

THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.
NEW ORLEANS. April I.-.rhe Confederate
graves were decorated to-day. Flnrai con-
tribut1ons were ulade by tho Grand Army of
the lsepupllc.
, 1881-04-07

BUSINESS NOTICES.

We nrc apt 10 nut orr trust in that
which dncs well fur us. Buck i 1tayner's " Ninth
Iogtier" Inns beeH used fur lnntls. rt,aches aI1d
be.lbnKs for thrcu years, and has never onco
f4ileil to kill -...
, 1881-04-07

F. II. Drake, Esq.. detroit. hIcli., suffered be-
ynnd all description fran Il skin diseaao which
Nppuare1 OIL hTs hard, hcAL, A1td face, a1ld mar.
ly uestruyctl hiA eyea, Thu must cIrcgul ptor-
Ing faed IL help him. a, after ul hnd failed hU
used tho CutcltrA RcsHvent internally, Cutfcur.
and Dnteunl HoHp externally, UNI wHs cured,
aud hAs EemQItiGd ppEfeGllY we'll u this day.
, 1881-04-07

Thonns Dc!any, Memphis. Tenn, snys: "
have been aii ctcd for nineteen yeREB With Fso-
rlhsIs. aud lMye spent hundreds of dullara for
tors did mot know whit to cal! my dlsense. I
would Hct1ltuh n!ghts Until scratched tnyself
raw: thcn 1t would dry and firm jntu Btules
which would all be scrntchett MI mkt hIRht, And
20 on. hass bcom completely cured by tho
CutIGurR (tDnDtica.r
, 1881-04-07

II. T. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson. n. X, cured nj
PsOrlasla Or Lcpr0sy. Gf iwIBty ycAFs' sta11lEn Ing
by tho Cutfcut1 ltcs0lycnt internally, and CUT.
cura and Cntlcurn Honp externally. The mist
wonderful GAso Ot, record. Cur0 eertlhGd tv bn-
foro Justice nf tho Peace and pr1,m!nent citi-
xens. All Inflicted with Itching And ecaiy Dis
t.Hscs should send to us for this testimonial In
full.
, 1881-04-07

Everything uscd III homeopathy Will
be found at tho ChicnKO brunch. Iinertck0 Il
rnfcl's Homeopathic Phurmacy, at E LARK
street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14

| SWIFT'S
HOT SPRlN G S +!
THE MINERAL WATERS NOW Flow
i ing from svift's Springs are attaining popular
second 70 none iu he Statal
The Private Bath Houses
Are now fitted up with elegant Dressing Resms,
comfort and convenience OF the guests.
The BIG SWIMMING BATH
II capable or accommodating 80 people
And has Diving Boards. Dressing Rooms etc. ia
The waters sre changed dailv.
Baths 90 cents
Board b. tho Day or Neal. Neais At al hous
sB FREQ Bv,s Running to and from the
sprinkr. day and night.
s. T. SWIFT. Proprietor.
Carson, July IL. 1880.
OTTO SWANSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
xaBUsINEss SUITS TO ORDERLY
xs.DREss SUITS TO ORDERsa
xa:0yERCOATs TO oRDER4g
LARGEST STOCK IN CARSON
Of Imported Goods in Latest Designs.
Ttyie, Wor kmanship and FIT Guaranteed
strictly Eirst- cln&s.
I'LL. LINE OF GENTIEMENs FURNISHING GODS
Terms Reasonable.
OTTO swANsoNj
Carson street. three doors north OF saloon Car
IN, Nevada. jeltu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

MY OFFICE, AFTER BEING CLOSED -
lyl for the last two weeks. is now open.
Ihave lately received large stock Of Dental OII6y
Material direct from the manufacturers. which n.
ables me to mako still further reductions in the prices
my mechanical work. Respectfully,
c. BILLINGS. Dentist.
ofBce- In RTHCKLZ BLOCK. Aoo-H