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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

There isa report around. apparently on good
sgtEd-itv that contract for large amount Of Isl
and sugar Olo.000 tons are the figures quoted has
been made b. Messrs. Dim0nd a Co. with St
Louis Refinery. If this should prove TO be true
ue have lnother rEld for our products which may
la most advuutzEeously supplied. The railway
question Is the great point. IL freiChts en- be OBJ
tanned On favorable terms We shall find an excel
lent market
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

Euu0E Ga1E--E-SQ1zki1- % D-. Fi.cl Il gaar
is-ue II tia It i1,t. ! --ii= 81 6 dd.-z more
WA t.an ~ taeo---r -rve-1---r dlcters Pc ~
-thcr To rrrcE- l-T uriHrrl .ClE-rn. 4
eesre tc Say. tllt this REMARK was Intended 90
aIur b. ele C1rtllzflt doctors b Honolulu ouig.
alAis means V li--1- bar IS beng done ly tie
curernIncnt doctors nl tle other islands and
earl tnen.i1ra - opinion 20 ezf-ess craee rlIrg
E1z1llll. Marco IfrE 1---
Lass Friday evening -lc Tsiciers ~ tha Hawai-
ahao Girls' School invited tie Trustees and frizis
~ he schael & uea; viih she plruuts ard
l11rlla1s g taE c-lllrll Tor g social lthariur Ia
he ne# rlc-l-. Besides lhs Ir1staes ana their
u1EeS- tnlrc uere present. Z. d. r. Iiliuokallul
and Lzssliz1- Hon. T.. T. fli-hnu ard Ms Pishrr
Hon- A. :. Cle-l1Eu. Boa " T. 4r-r-t~1-- IA
uthcS VITA seventy and u1rc of tile friends 81 Inc
I=zriis. After TIC crlapalv l.i arrived -he urrls
trlk tleIr selts 81 lhe =clael room and e-lir--
tzilud their frie1ds El-h slDt cl1s-e rusie Brigf
aldresses uure made by s1Ile 1t the lady VISITORS
Il r. h. ElliEiikaiHt especially ilcitiu- tha flurs
% urwearl1d d11conce bT her earnest irtercs. IL
- then gwen for ~ tu asseuibie 1neE l. tie
einiil-ru1-n- where the table had been sprul6 and
entertainment provided for fha guests Full jus
tlcg hzrlnE been done % the daiuti-s pgl5ergd ~
tEe Ceft ana attentive uaIters- the Eenfle1lel
rresert llaie lrief addrcsss % the E.lreEts and
scLll1rs- heT. A. 0- FORBES acted as interpreter
toy A.fss-s. hlshop. Clegh1rn and ArEstrulR.
uE7le Hon " r. CEsile. Major LaIeu Rev ". j.
haFz and others spoke H. rrue Hawaiian stsle
viz aataa for tte excellent privilege foF suita-
ble tfalnir-, Afforded br the -choai while each had
their F~l-ai % stimulate Flreuts AID parlls %
nette- aI-7reclztluu u dutE- The evening" enter
i11nnis1f Vas a. occzsion Of pleasure and pros. 70
Az
1ha e1ect 0f tie c1necrt az Furt STREE Church
- etnsr srs1inr vas Ersztig aszrrsd 10 tho-s
r11 aFeiied . b near tte dor, b. the constant
lobby. toEsiaerahie c-rnrsnt On this Eas mad
y s11a q rhs lltiss present.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

Tie Amateur Musical Association had au excel
laus meeting GA Friday lasts there was larger
Attendance than usual and some capital work
vas done. Tie society seems 70 have taken new
lease u life.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

last FRIDAY native laborer was injured while
ll1acti in putting wheel Of traction engine on
bard tie schooner EHiTasgHH. His right arm was
broken and he received several bruises. The man
als taken r0 the Queens Hospital where be has
leon treated and Is doing well.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

The Committees Of The Loan E1hibitioamest 20
dly. Me hear that the proposal Of the trustees Of
the Muse BAN VII Do discussed That building
VIII 20 a1rtt. De very suitable for the purpose IN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

A friend Of ours heard a considerable racket N
the next yard the other evening he sailed forth
60 see what vas the matter he found his neigh
Dor obiurgatin1 the harmless necessary cat.
and armed With q rock weighing about 10 lbs.
: Il hat IS tie matter 2 sid Spsoer. Oh replied
Seut1s. rs only thae cots. I've emf IebiRs 70
.effis -rn f~if ff
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15
TENDERS !!

TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
l. az the Office o. W C. PARkE, Marshal Of the
Hawaiian !Kiugdcm, for supplying OAHU PRISON
from the ist day Of april ls the 1ist day OF March
f the following articles. be delivered al Oahu
Prison free Of charge and i'm such quantities may be
frou time % time ordered yivs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

On AND AFTER THIS DArEI WILL PAY
~ no kslls contracted In NJ nane, withcn, my
written order W r. nERRiCK.
Honolulu March nh fSe 80 In
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

Loan Exhibition.

neAsrious Committees on the Loan Exhibition viii
meet at the Residing Room rus WEDNESDAY AZ
TERNOoN, March I5,h, ATS O'CLOCK
- n IL p PoOR. SrrN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15
NOTICE,

ar TIE ANNUAL MEETING or rHE
n HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMPANY, held
March ist. 49, the following Ohccrs reappointed;
Frcsidcnf.................. Thee. II. Davies
Anditur.. b. ..-.........W L. Green
Secretary and Treasurer. .........T r. Walker
~ Sg1 81 T. r WALKER Secsv
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15
HOMES AND EMPLOYMENT.

our friend. abroad who contemplate visiting or rect
dips permanently on these Islands will find % advania
oas 10 their comforts 20 cali me, their arr
and select their homes; aud those desiring Employ
ment will be likewise provided.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

A correspondent from Kauai writes as follows
Passing through Keslia plantation on my way to
Lihue. ! was induced % spend half an hour in in
sTecting the much-talked-of patent wire Iopevay
Haliidle's patent. Being fortunate enough to
meet with the agent Of Alr. Hallidie Mr.. j. VI.
Thompson. I vas readily placed in possession Of
statistics that otherwise would have taken me some
hours 10 c9llate- 1 found the ropeway working.
and al1n found the euterprisiug photographer, j.
Williams, taking views Of the structure. which
views Eill convey n better idea Of the plan on
which It = worked, than / could expect 70 do by
writing. The length Of the ropeway from cane
carrier % field terminus, IS 5i5l feet. Il carries
2lj baskets each containing an average Of 30 lbs
Of cane. Il moves at thu rate Of 30 feet per
minute, which Is equal to 81 baskets containing
10 lbs cane. being furnished Ia the rollers This
supply can. Of course be increased by placing
more baskets on the rope Each basket Is about
feet long and Is fitted with an automaton arrange
meut that dumps II into the carrier without manual
labor. The mill appeared TO Get ample cane and
with little expense, which Is the main item in con
nccfiou with grinding.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

nURING M ABSENCE FROM THIS KING
- DON my scn. JACOB FISHER. will eontinue he
Manufacture 81 Fishers Champagne Cider and VIII
attend 70 the business generally.
Honaluln. March m. 81 llrnsl ISRAEl ElSHER.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15
llelr sgdrrrfssmrFfs.
NnTICE
NOTICE.

& n. WHITMAN HAS PLACED ALL aaHs
SCe Balls in the hands Of J. W EuNING. Collector,
and has Instructed him collect once OF take legal
+ stems for Immediate rrcorrrv 80
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

Agents and Managers of Plantations, shipping OWE
err and Tradcsmeu and all employers who desire
careful attention to their business. would do well 90
notify me when vacancies exist
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

The Kings visit to Pai1 last Monday was a very
pleasant affair. he vas received at the depot with
warm words of welcome by Judge Mossmau. The
Norwegian band escorted him TO the fine house Of
kapoola which was beautifully decorated. Dinner
vas spread under a large lanai. After dinner the
Rev. Mr.. Rouse addessed the King in behalf Of
the foreign residents, 10 which he responded and
also made an address 20 the natives. The crowd
was large and enthuastic. The Paia school under
Mr. Crooks aad daughter paid their respects to
His Majesty, sang some Of their school songs, and
made a very creditable appearance. In the even
ing the train returned the King and attendants to
Waiuku
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15
CO-partnership Notice.

THE UNDE RSIG NED CIV Els
Il Notice that they hsvr formed Cc-partncrship
under the firm uame OF J. Williams & Co. doing
Photographic business az To- Fort S. Honolulu Oahu
iSigned-l J. ]. WILLIAMS. Of Ilonolnlr,
+. II. TEACHER
Feb fst ISSs SIS n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15
GENERAL oFFIcEWoRK

OF every description attended 10. bllls eolleettu'
and solicited and care taken 20 seek the interests OF m
my customers. .. d..
the new Fire-proOf Brick Building adjoining the new
" t,azettc' cdifce am fully prepared 20 meet NOR,
extensive demands in business than heretofore anu
with my enlarged facilities invite the patronage OF
citizens on the other islands TO make their purchasc
rosc Attention and 10 purchase all and every kinds OF
solicited procuring the same on the best
terms the city affords.
CHARGES ALWAYS MODERATE.
AGENT FOR
vICKERY's PRESIDE VISITOR.
SKI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15
IRRIGATION!

TRRIG ALTON AFTER THIS DATE
j. sfrrflg pnhibifri c-rfpt between The honrs %
10 n M. and 20 sp.Hi- g. D. FREETH.
Approved. Superintendent % water Works
fsiEnedl IT, A 2. cAErEn- Minister nf Interior.
Honoi1i1- April 18th. I.si - Sfif
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

The eHterprisiug planters Messrs. Grant &
Bricst0ck have commenced to take of their first
crop. il comprises IS acres only, but is the result
Of lndomittble pluck and energy, when the diff
cultias are taken into consideration, under which
BY the say the Juice Of this cane stands at 10 ITO
Sufficient has not yet been cut 10 ascertain the
WELD Der acre
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

The nov Road Supervisor IN the AnahOla dis
trict has turned his maiden sod. and this with a
pl0E. a necessary implement, as the road was in
Euishable from the field.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

Capail Henry Weber Is nov il Command Of
tn Zsrtssir. vice Captain Chcvalier. resigned
ilT-alz Weber has had ch1r-c Of the steamship
H.H.rH f1- SORES time past.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

Hamakua shli keeps up Its uncnyiable reputa-
tign according 10 q correspondent whose letter will
. found gl-.ahaEe.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

A smash up occurred ~ Ms H. 4. Z. Carriers
residence last saturday, A horse and buggy was
tied 20 one Of the trees- A dray, having load Of
empty boxes passed close 70 the horse and startled
It. The horse tried TO break loose, and failing in
that commenced running round the tire, soon
cverturning the buggy. The frightened animal
quickly wound himself into knot and was nearly
stranCied Damages- badly damaged.
shaft hroken md one wheel srrunc.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

AR 5. n Castle rzn a narrow risk Of losing her
life lzst Saturday. She had driven to the store.
bot the gentlemen were too mach engaged to 20
home, 80 she returned alone. Nearly opposite the
Masc Hall the pin which attaches the shafts TO the
BODY % the vehicle gave uay on one side. and the
horsa. thouch a very steady and safe animal com
melccd 81 run- Hrs. Castle hanged % avoid al
ob1tacies Until close 70 nsr OWE gate here trying
TO avoid a little boy Who vas standing near the
bridge. shs made the horse take too sharp a turn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

Ar. Maurice Hyman has bulk himself a very
pleasant residence on Fort Street. nearly opposite
Li- brothers l1u~a- lie moved into i q lev DAYS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

hors- vas killed ty the fail 1ig rocks on the
Psii last Saturday. the native who Was leading H.
had narruw escape Of his life.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

Fo,h the G. p. Bs,teu and y4.~s Nalv- ieft for
Hauaioa Monday. czrryirga number Of passengers
for ne Garden Island.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

Ths s;urm Of Monday night Was exccptionslly
hsuyy 81 wairnanalo. OnTues,lay raornin, every
Thing was under water
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

The meeting Of the Teachers Association will
take place at Fort Street school tomorrow. The
meeting VIII open 10 80 precisely.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

s correspondent from Hawaii informs Us that
the r..fasI price Of beef IS I2isc per pound in
Ello- Our friend i Of su iuquirIng turn Of mind.
however, and very carefully dissected and weighed
O 9o-Q1und -rogst' the other day be discovered
II pounds of flesh and pounds of boue from
vlict De- deduces that the actual price Of beef Is
il excess 0f 10 &c. He adds that the above state
uGIt may appear toush. but that Il Is not half as
tough as the beef was
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

a lo1ttry was committed az Mr. Mckeague's
pituilti1n last Friday. The safe was broken open.
tie books carried % and about 500 II cash
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

BIZ. Gib7ra has beea suffering FROM III health
Tor s1ne dsvs. lie is better nov, but for a while
Dr. vas unable o BE- az his of5ce.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

The annual meeting OF Fort Street Church VII
ts bold tonight fun attendance Of the mem
Z f..-. d.. -4srs.aast.r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

4 very heavy thunder storm was piayiag about
liHla.zlu all Monday night The ruar q Heavens
ARTILLERY rllg ont ,lll the small stIu hours. The
display of lightning was especially tue.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
CIaIRVOYANT MEDIUM

Mrs. Stevens, of Sacramento, the cele- hrated clAlrvoyant and seeing medium ar rived m Prescott yesterday and will in a few days give several lectures in this city, while in a mesmoric condition, the subject as VIC understand 1t, to be named by com mit;co "i th.Ss in attendance after arriving al the hall We hear that this lady has lecturei thr ugh Colorado and other States this summer, giving great satisfaction. Mrs. S. Is a lady fl G0 years, unlettered to any great dcgrec, nevertheless 1t IS immaterial {" her wha, sUbjec; is given by the com rsitie, IS scieutihc subjects are handled with the same ease as the most commonplace. Her mission Is not tn make money beyond her actual trsvolius and other expenses. As VIC know nothing of spiri,uallsm We Nill not venture lecture in this correction but believe our people will at least be curious enough to g' ani hear What this lacy has t. say.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
NEW LAW FIRM.

The attention of our readers is called to the law card of Judge Hargrave, District McPheeters. aud Joseph W. Robinson, which appears in another column. Judge Hargrave is we'll known in this Territory and needs no commentators from us. The other members of the firm are new and almost unknown here. We have watched them carefully and found them to be in dustrious, intelligent and frstclass lawyers. Those having legal business to transact can find no safer pcorle with whom to trust their business. Their office IS in the Court House, District Attorneys room. We be- lieve they will become popular in Yavapai county
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
MONDAY.
Our next County Treasurer-w. c. Bash

Our next County Treasurer-W c. Bash : ford
 i Hon. N. H. Sherman returned this A. NJ. after an absence of several months
 Wilson S Haskel are in receipt of lot of clear lumber from their mill at Williams. There will be no trading of votes in the Republican ranks We will take all Demo cratic votes offered, but no bribery will be allowed.
 Mir. E. Goughet machinist of 20 years experience, is prepared to repalr sewing machines Office with Mir. Roberts, the gun merchant.
 Sam Purdy has severed his relations with the Epitaph- We don't hlame him. His services were not appreciated by the people of Cochise county.
 W. Z. Wilson, candidate for the House, is visiting Prescott He is one of our most thorough business men, and voters should whoop him up on election day. Mir W illco1 and partner, who are largely interested in copper mines on Castle Creek, are about to take force of men cut with them for the purpose of working thoir bonsnzas. 4 Major E. G. Ross, of the Albuquerque Democrat, and c. W. Beach, of the MIS FIR, many years ago were both printers in Mil waukee, Wis Major Ross is one of the best job printers in the West.
 Leopold Furrer, chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Yuma county, was shot and killed last Thursday by man named Donohue. The murderer was arrested and placed in the penitentiary for safe keeping Messrs. Frat < King have purchased the cattle hero from Mir. John Goodwin of Up- per Verde. Gradually this firm are gather ing in stock so that they will soon beamong our largest stock owners 5s Schroeder & Corbin's teams unloaded at Bashford tS Co.'S this morning %, 900 lbs. of suoxr from the east. This firm recently had seven car loads of merchandise, 140, 900 lbs, sent over the A. & P. R. R. toWilliams from the eastern market.
 The town of Phenix, as will be seen by a dispatch elsewhere in the MINER, had a close call from being destroyed by fire yes terday. MT. James Stewart had much property in the corral burned, and the probabilitie. are that he is heavy loser.
 Mrs. B. A. Stevens, of Hualpai, who was brought to Prescott about two weeks since in Ssgon, has during that time, under the treatment of Dr. Ainsworth, almost en- tirely recovered, and is now thinking of re- turning home Mrs $. IS an aunt to the Meadows family of Tonto Basin, of whom two were killed by Indians, in July last.
 The Fortune mine of N L. Griffin, on Lynx Greek, at a depth of 20 feet, carries three feet of high grade smelling ore. The assays from this mine go all the way from S2O0 to $500 per ton. Griffin may yet be financially fixed, in which event it is to be hoped that he will join the church and sing such songs as, ''I love my Jesus" etc.
 The Chef Justice ofthis Territory, Judge French, is iR the city. He is warmly wei oomed by all our citizens. We are pleased to know that the Judge is as highly es- teemed and respected in the northern portion of the Tarritory as he is in this While such men as Judge French sdorns the bench there is m danger of the judicial ernline being soiled. Citizen
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
it is True

That R,sh, Cartier and Hnkle got Jeff in the mom;aips. That oury agaiu said, m d speech, north oi Prescott, that he secured Sl00,000 fur surveying public lands. We refer our read CTS ;o the official documents on tile with the Secretary of the Territory. The amount vas sIO,O01, and out If General Appropriation funds Take if back MT. oury.
 Ina, :hc Registration closes oh the 18th instant;
 Ths,; Rowe killed himself Il. his able Q sl-eSch m Prescott, Tuesday night last.
 I'm; Oury promised in MohAve county, if reelected. io have Hardy,iile made port of entry.
 Ina; Judge Porter Is gaining friends. anl his election will be by sweeping majority.
 That hay IS selling ,n Prescott at SGo per ton. retail Too much.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
Q. C. ThORNE.

This gentleman, as saloon manager, err tainly deserves great credit for his in- domitable energy and perseverance,. From time to time he has made change upon change in his saloon management and the interior of his building. He has fine club rooms, reading rpons. public and private dining rooms, an elegant sample room, and to outdo all others and surpsss his former management he has. in the rear of the large public club room erected stage, and at great expense procured from San Fran cisco three first-class artists to perform every evening from 8 until 12 o'clock for the amusement of the throng of people who ire quent this popular place of resort
 Mir and Mrs Norton, who make special ties in variety performing and clog dancing, having records of which no oue need be ashamed, are of the three secured by Mir. Thorne They are clever in their acting, singing and dancing, and thus far have given great satisfaction.
 Miss Birdie Hastings, who has quite c different line, comprises the third member of the troupe. We hear that she has had a varied and quite successful experience in operatic singing, having rich, soft voice, and is an expert performer on the piano and also an excellent judge of music. Mir. Nathan, well known in Prescott as a professional musician, presides at the piano, and rolls out select airs to the enjoyment of all. He is well thought of by the people, and is assuredly a fine performer on the keys.
 Mr. Thorne is always to be found in the lead of that particular branch of business which ha follovs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
The New Town of Williams

Judge 4. O. Moves writing us from Williams, says
 ''I arrived here and found a new city which surprised me indeed. The people are 20 ahead, intelligent, and, l should judge come to stay. The town IS im' proving rapidly in good permanent build. ings This will be the end of division, and yesterday surveys for round houses and other buildings were made. There is nc water west, and the road should be repaired between here and Prescott. This has been made a school district, and l have helped to organize it, which naturally meets with the approval of children and parents"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13
ii7tpD!.,-AGED mEN

tg.uss.i 'si.l fyt ircl @-c.-tspI Oi The ll-ade, -.;.L aet O. !-!l,a i'' eight sguGrtsLs CT burning seisE-Iot, aLr sf- .-. s.-- s.s.CEl p>sien; caaIc: ,: for u exam ming ;he UT nEF! c.i osI.- seeinlft yi oifs-I t lou,d and rClu"tv- small Is t.c.-1 Of asu--eE ..- sbyear of the cctCE will .> ci tLi. ii,Ei ii hGr agsin changing to cafk asi SI.c apT@a-&nce. There many r~fi sho cc oi this e1e',i! lcnoT-A: of tke Cause, k is the second st.-'e of 's.its. @c-sEesH fs- S. will Cuara;t.<E rice, all s4ea s-a.s aJi h,'tiv restoration O! tl~ ga,gt.-sIrIIia5y sf--sils.
 ?, S. To pTiv1t. tsisscr c: stcr; st.r.,f,: I ;,:D course oi 1-cic'.t, sacle1; Tor sT.r, vii. . lf. strcCtiCIs. ri be l4y --.-a~ rec D: sl, pFFl- i.--&s-iE tJ ,Ll - . <. sundays from !G to i A Cons i--i1a is'-. .ss,r.4 .tfu! !- At:JI Ait adv B. ,.' Siircsg.
 .i.. StiS:LI !. En
 W. - -.-. F=apg:.ez
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-10-13

S<-@1--@ss>S -.ra iIot3 sii-tses z tI1et pro duced. Eerrfchss and lurffs tl.r B.ocd, strength ems the Servs Brain, Muscle, D ieHsion RsyEoluc. i've organs, and Ihysi Gl anc GesfI Fsculties losses with inc urine etc. c destructive ts mind sUf body. IL is a sE-e Clmnstor of all KIDNEY AMI BLADDER COMPLAINTS. H contains DO iu juriou, ,pgreciel's. To those who suffe ring from the evil effects of youthful IItdescretions oy excesses speedy, ianrOugk s.d permanent CURE IS GUARANTEED. Price $2-50 Der bottle, or five bottles m ease vi'h fu dire, lions and advice, SIO Sent secure from obsvstIon any address upon re ceiit Of price. or c. O. D. To be had only of
 pr. C. D. Sa,field, PIC Hearny Street. san Francisco, Cal CcDsu!tations s;r.etly conf dentlal by letter, or Et Of.ce. Ii-iE Tor the con VenieHoe Of stifts, and in orIeI to in-urs perfect secrecy have adopt lriVzie address s uuder Whicf sn psrk lges are forwarded.