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The Arizona sentinel., 1882-05-20

The Territorial Boatd of Edu- cation matin Prescott on the 10th. The Ire tsurer, reported s6,O5O in the School Fund. which the Board proceeded to distribute to the several counties as follows.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-05-20

TRIAL BOTTLE FREE-NOTICE !-I
 | will send trial bottle of the REJU- vENAT R-sufficient to show it's merits free of charge, to anyone afflicted, apply ing by letter, stating his symptoms and age. Communications are all strictly confidential. my 13-'f
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-05-20

up before the November 5eFH ol court in Yuma, 10 deci&s faa ownership of certain interests iU some of our more pr0tnlu ent mines, in which "Fitch of me silvery tongue" and other equal Iy celebrated and talented of the legal fraternity wilt engage, will without doub! bring our district before the public more prOmi- nently. We who occupy the po- sition of a "man up q tree," can appreciate the suggestive adjudi- cation:
 "There, take says Justice, take ye each
 shell.
 We thrive at Westminster on folks like
 you:
 Twas 8 fat oyster-live'in peace-adieu.'
 A glance through the district results in finding
 THE BLACK ROCK
 Ore dump has assumed the pro- portions of the brilliant youth who had in a heavy charge of diied apples, with an aqueous tamping, getting sOrter sweIIed. It is & beautiful sight, (nOt the agonized kid. if you please. but the ore dump). and arrange ments Are being made to haul to the river and reduce 1000 tons to experiment with, The intrinsic, tangible value of this mine one can have ocular proof of in the vast dump of high and second gr ,de ore. Had the business sa- gacity that has made a success of the Black Rock, been at the head of ths Red Cloud Company: this district would have rivaled Tombstone as producer of bnll- ion.
 THE REMNANT
 Glorious news comes from this truly wendelfu property. AS surnised in last communication, something has been found in the 40 feet vertical shaft of the Rem nant. From the granite foot wall a cross cut has been run for IS feet, and it is reported not a pound of ledge matter. but IS FEET OF SOLID ORE cut through, and the hanging wall not reached. The 80 foot incline shaft is all in ore, and now 40 feet vertically below the surface IS feet of sand carbOnates and black galepa, through which is diffused green horn silver, at one bound places the Rarunant the equal of the Silver King, and the leader of all other silver properties in ArizO- na. The ores have no base metal to affect their ready reduction. The steam plant will soon be on the road, and it's erection, (pro- vided legal differences do not de- ter), will see a livel! camp at the Remnant. Gilchrist has rustled like whitehead, and deserves a 10 strike. Wonder if it will give him the usual disease, an en- larged cranium? Think not.
 THE LOST MINE. On the 14th the boys broke through and connection was made between the 50 foot east cross cut and the adlt, and not the fraction of an inch out of line. This property has now the best ventilated workings in the dis- trict, and which will suffice until the 2)0 foot level is reached. The ledge shows width greater than that of any other lode in the dis trict, being P feet direct cross gut. and neither foot Wall tapped. A track will be laid, an ore car run, and the west cross cut will be pushed until the foot wal is width of ledge de- ;ermined. and character of ore md gangue known. The pub- ic is not permitted to enter the 
 THE SILVER GLANCE A contract has been let to Piken- pack to run a cross cut 50 feet east from the 236 foot level, and
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-05-20
TIE Ga;AI ENGLISH REMEDY.

Is d never failing cure for Nervous Debility, Exhaust i'd Vitality. Semin. al Weakness, Sper- matOrrhga, Lost HanhUOd, lmpO- ency, Paralysls,
 nd all the terrible
 fleets of self ab- .-e, youthful fol-
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ness. Spe' matOrrh9a, Emissions, lmpO- t"ncy. Exhausted vitality, Premature De- clin. and Loss of Manhood, from what ever cause prnduced. IL enriches and purities the Blood. strengtht ms the Nerves Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive Organs and Physical and Mental Facul- ti S. It stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon th- system, preventing invol- untary losses, facilitating dreams, semin- al losses with the urine, etc., so destruc tive to mind and body. It is a sure elim- ina:or of all kIDNEY AND BL ODER CoM. PLANTS. It contains no injurious lngre- dients. To those suffering from the evil effects of youthful indiscrutiOns or excess ses, a speedy, permanent and thorough curo is GU UARANTEED. Price, $40 per bottle, or five bottles in case, with full di- rections and advice, 5000. Sent secure from observation to any address Ipoa re- ceipt of price, or co. D To 3e had only Of
 DR. c. D. SALFIEL0, 2l6 Kearny street. San Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly confidential. hy lei- ter or at office, FREE. For the convert ence of patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted 8 private address under which all packages are for warded.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-05-20

Es glgs 73essity
 sa~IeHls erred for the -.r. .- la.FIc-ee i- u dical science esH aasg e. .ei ted y contrasting --e -rsr s- sH1-g cured and ,-... 4..~,.avou III modern times, by the use of swsyne's Ointment for skin diseas- e. Its introduction was characterized by the necessary withdrawal of SC re Ol mor4 of illusive, quack nostrums, whose evil effects have left living monuments to denounce them. Thus is exemplifed the proverh, Necessity is the mother of h. vention.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-05-20

This Great Stren-
 !thenimg R"nie 1v, and NERVE TONIC. is the re-
 ut of over 20 ears of practical
 xperience, and CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN TY Nervous and Physical Seminal Weak Emissions. InlDO-
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-05-20
NEW TO-DAY.
ASSAYING.

Ten ASSAYS Ot gOIH AHu hIIFcT or Itdu or copper for ten dollars. Sampled of ores and money may be forwarded by maIl or express. and will he promptly attended to. Shippers will please label the differ ent samples, and stare what they wish them assavrd for Address,
 E. WETMORE, Assayer.
 my 13-3t Tucsn1
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-05-20

KLARA CAMP, May, 14th 1882
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-05-20
Our Weekly Letter from our Regular Correspondents, wsh the latest In.
 formaton.
THE WONDERFUL REMNANT.
Eighteen Feet Of Ore in the Rem nant Mine. Ore in the Sll. yer Glance, Flora,
 and others.

EDITOR SENTINEL: :-"Out of evil, good may come," some one with an elongated cranium hath observed, and the tendency Is that the several lawsuits pend
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-05-20

Ase6s uent .- . done oa s.a Last Hope ea. Ja.us,0Hh first a0..- ...- g. s-. g ser c..nr. ~- rl ss50r ..a-lE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-14

9he BRENNAN Banner gives the following US
the cotton movement In that city: Receipts,
l67s. shipmeuts, 40; stock on hand, lpis;
rccein,s since September LIST, % $50; total ship.
men,s since September LIST, 2S,9iS bales.
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LIvRRPOOl.
I Upening Close Close
/ To-day. To-day. Yesterday
RAILROAD ITEMS.

liz his annual report the commission of rail.
says As u rule the accounts OF roads are Kept
Ike manner Members Of the bureau made cx-
critics of the numerous bonded aud Immigrant
cidedly healthy Improvement In constructor,
operation, aud business Is manifest Steel rails
are substituted for iron as rapidly rs practicable:
there are more ties to the mile and o. superior
qu0lity better faStcningS and good ballast being
repaired and renewed, hnt generally I'M
umbankments aud cuts arg being widened,
prOvements made as far us practicable. The
passenger and freight cars purchased or built.
the present year deserves very thought ful con-
ing their lines TO secure the trade OF rapidly de-
with important distributing points which will
The money applicable to the repayment of in
slnkin. fund requirements derived from the
total cash payments to December 81,
ia addition to the retention of
the entire compensation Tor services are;
Central Pdcfc ,1S2, 26l
Central branch Union Plcidc......,.. 1853
Union Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9Ol s3i
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Nolses IN the Head. the vital tluld passing unob.
served IN the urine, aud many other diseases
that irrl 20 insanity and death,
THE ERGLisu MEDICAL INSrirU9H
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
n case VI this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
not euro, or for anythlng impure or injurious
found inlt. THE ENGLisH MEDICAL In
SrITUTE treats oil Private Diseases successfully
without mercury, Consultation Free, Thor.
sis OF urine, So co. Price Of Vital kcsts. atlve,
81 90 bottle, or lour tlmesth. quantity, SO ";
sent loany addnss on receipt OF price. or Z. o. d..
mo @. O. D. sent without 81 enclosed M a guar.
name " desired, by ENGLisu MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, 7lS Olive street. 81 Louis Missouri
Wholesale Agents. W. II. HOWELL. h BRO,
Dallas, TcxPs.
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a WoMAn,s REMEDY.

AZ certain ages and periods Of woman's life, there
comes certain troubles, aches, paine and suieringS
These complaints and irregularities lenpardise the
gttFs tic AZ sixteen, and follow up aud haunt the
married woman until after the turn of liie.h
Some have hesiaehes, swimming Of the head
mental and nervous pE0stration, blanched cheeks
hloodl,ss lips, iiteess eyes, Clouded brain, while
others su0er with painful irregularities, uterine dis.
placements and ulcers, hya,crical epasms physical
ptostTauon, chronic leucorrhTa, chlOross, suppress
s0ns, loss u appetite, ovarian diseases kidney saoc.
tons, etc. which IA humorous cases end In cpueptic
its, oonyulsi0ns, insanity aud death. These are
generally the result Of nAttention. All females
know the class VI complaints we allude to-. Now,
ladies', all these troubles can 10 Ryoried and cured.
We have proof nom thousands.
Or. pfomgoole's English Female Btters will caro-
yon sound and well-wili make you healthy and
happy-Wi,i mako you feel like new woman and
no mistake. sold Ivy al Druggists At si,00 seni
your address for copy " pr. btomgoole's Family
Medical Adviser, tres o ihe afflicted
J. 7, NronG0olE Co.,
Hegrlstofs, Louisville. KY.
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FUTURES.

FUTURES opened steady at a decline Of? to
points, which was the lowest piice OF tor dry
opcnirv. end closed about IL points bigt % thtn
the oreniug. Private advices iro'a Now Work
and Liverpool indicate very strong 'setns--
the estimate OF the crp being still 'rt;hst re-
duced. We shall now probably eet much better
prices and a decided advance soon.
Chicago Produce -Chicago was again weak
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DIR. sTRONG's PILLS.
Tho Old, weil.Tried, wonderful, Health
HpuaWtuy Hataoniaa

Strong Ssanaliye tils for the liver speedy
cure Tor liver complaint, regulating the bowels,
purifying the blood, cleansing from malariai
faint a perfect cure for sick headache const.
patton, aud dyspepsia
Strong IS PeGlotal Pills insure healthy appetite,
good digestion. regularity of The bowels. A sure
remedy ior colds and rheumatism. A precious
boon 20 delicate females soothing and bracing
the nervous system aud q ing vlgOr and healt !
70 every Ohte of the body. sold by druggists
For pamphlets etc. address Box $50. New York
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sasaical.

Illustrated Marriage Guide. 20 ages, cloth
and silt binding, So coats; same n paper cover
. cents. Manhood, 10 cents; womanhooi. 10
cents; pamphlet oents, securely sealed. by
mall Send money or postage stamps, Or.
WHITTIER, the great specialist 81; ST. charles
street ST Louis Nh
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CURE Y0UNSELE

" H9hannan'g Vegetable Curative" hwsrrantd 10 rcr-
man.ulf cfc all orms of hreIIa,i0rrheA 90 srmlrai
mtalasst' uential rhHiy, mpotsasy ri rnd tessog,t
"io'1 fsSrr" AMI hrngl back the "iosihhl ilyer o.
hoie wne have d,iiuyvdhy sexual Cgrurst or s, rrao
lcts ~ iyn Two ~ 1ottu weeks tmo. Is retedy Nth
has egyn usciby Dr. hoannan In hls private Ifa,cc iof
otu thirty Y1fl, vas never h1su ~ M ia turlae avn
NE wOtst tislA Il FhcB yiilliy nnd innaf,s s,ereS
Nil Nond,l 'u ~ 70 tiosg m.dde.hsed ntn sho i,ts
Ne WI AZ once. Young mon suffering A0u t.e t,n.s
gcnol q Va, irrsdiy da.fictva habit Of Af.AIns-
t.n use " tnticlal Wh the asiugAnoo ui rfeiy AMI
iENhAhiN rart. The patient gains t,fength snI rlst.
tG'y Of p y dnqol AZ acts ddcily on he rata aii,
"a A. soothing sui hgnllnN tonic uud au6dye ID ne -
hH.d senhnl ,alees anG lItsitd dpct hrinitng pout
tni DnQ hnd tgfng thrA 10 their uaiulal alc he Urr
o. u We bahoil habt had n,yor bcfn piulgrd ln IN
,nsf'dlens ne ,hipo productions of naiurbafks rot.
hgihs eicut ava rfe frgtiac iDf Tie abe dttaees,
pElTce, Fye D0'hrf, sent yih A'li disStlona ee a
my nlli,tt llf tae only u Dr, e. A. H1lannans ottel
No ~ North fn street tF,cn Mathlnftnh avenue CaI
bfctu ttfsgtt r. Inuis 80. Esiahlgktd Id M, ~
,ua-pf. rs 'ieaisa on npstla 1~essad which eivc,a
osn u,lh,alon oi M nai e.nu. symp,ona lnesns ~
HILL " an address upon receipt Of one stamp.
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immediate Fellcf warranted Permanent cure
S"arauteSt.
Eve asststblkhed, aud never known 10
~. IN a single case, acute or chronic. Refer II
~, pIom'ueot physicians and druggists for he
standing OF salicylica.
r.. . mCR EFT.
ahN ohlN ulN>oiNey ut the poisonous uric neil
which exists 1.-The blood nf Rheumsvc and
equity patients $50
sa,i.NLtSa is known IS a common sense
REMEDY because Il strikes directly at the cause
OF hhtumnlsm, Gout aud Neuralgia while 80
many so'caled sp, cities aud supposed panaceas
only treat locally the elects.
IL mas been conceded by eminent scientists
tnW outward applications such MS rubbing with
on, olhtmcnls, liniments and soothing lotions
VIII not eradicate these diseases, which are ,he
acid. N'NVN "'S' Wv
sALiCNLtCN works with marvellous effect
on TINS ACID aud so removes the disorder Ii il
now exclusively used by all celebrated physic.
' ,dS, ol Ame,ica ana huiope Highest Medical
three days. ~
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A Cannon Sense Rsnsiy.
SALIC YL.LCh,
No Moro Rheumatism. Govt or
Neuralgia.

Immediate relief warranted. Permenen, cure
guaranteed.
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Sold by All Druggists.
TBR GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is Il neyer.f falling suto
for Nervous Debility.
exhausted vitality, soia
inal Weakness, ApeI.
matorrhona, LOST
MANHOOD, impolcu.
cy, Paralysis, and al
lhe terrible effects Of
SELF Abuse, youthful
follles, and eScoSses Ia
inRturer years such "a
Loss Of Memory, Las.
si,udc, Nocturnal gMls.
sion, Aversion 20 S0uie-
". nimnfks of Vision.
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operations Of the Pacific roads mentioned closes
the report, The estimated expenses Of the rail,
read Office the next fiscal year are $4,000
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graft (jDE:: /,

DkSvER Coz, August -, losa --0ens; lCaa.
rot ind words with Which 70 express my srai-
lude 10 you for The cure youg swift spocihc has
tuected in my case. was tillictsd with tho
horrible blood disease for three Yeats and after
spending sone tliae az the Hot Springs, conSd.
cred my case Ahoptless one. | used only one
dozen small bottles OF 3 y. $. and there rs not
a,slEnot The disease remaining. Ny sores arc
all healed lcRS'-~SSsD-~y ety~~Sxy7 my throat
rid Il S Of iSSiss.. t sIs
disease. Being drug clerk, J have seen so
many hundreds of men dosed with caiomel,
louide OF mercury odldo OF potash until they
were made complete wrecks, that shudder 10
think OF the misery which has tecn brought 81
tne human family by the use of metcurials for
blood diseases uisacrying shame that phys
ieians viii not acknowledge the merit VI yur
Grand Blood Medicine, Use my name as you
wish refer you to my present employers or
TO Messrs. Collins Bros, 81 Louis, j, VI. RAiF
broadway Pharmacy, Denver, COL
lt Won doubt, come to see us aud we will
CURE You, or charge nothingl Write for par
ueulars and copy OF the little hook Message
To- the Unfortunate SUFFERING Ask any drug.
gist as 10 our standing,
p8'Si 0O0 Reward will be paid 10 any
chemist who viii find. on analysts of 100 bot,aa
OF ) ), s., ono particle OF Mercury, lodlde OF
folassium or any Mineral substance SWIFT
sPEtlflcCo Poprietors, Atlanta, Ga,
Price OF Small size $500
Large Sire iI5
Sold by All Druggists.
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COTTON.

THE receipts of cotton in this city to-day have
been large, reaching 7jl bales, only Y Of which
came by rail, MS follows: 6 bales for Blanken-
ship Il Blake, from Eastand 10 for Caller ~
Hill, from Mid Lothian; - for Portian Allen,
from Lawrence and 50 bales for other parties,
from different directions. The shipments were
100 bales for Evans d Co, over the Gull, Color
ado & Santa Fe. The only change 80 note IN
the markets is & decline of sixteenth in New
York. The receipts in ST. Louis to-day were
302s; shipments, 90l sales, 1866; Stock on
hand, So, 1870 bales III this city prices are
steady and unchanged 49,
WOOD mlduun8, '''''''''''''''' 20
Muullng. 20
Strict low middlins NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Low mldullng. ..'..''''''''''''.'s'' -
Good ordinary SO
Ordinary. ...-......... ...ss..t.......'...,. ga
LIVERPOOL
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-30

Chicago is, as she may well be, Justly
proud of her mayor. She is proud fol
several reasons, and very good one, too,
OF the Hon. Carter Ii. Harrison. There
are but few men in American politics
To day who IA show as clear "a record
Ut as deserving and honorable a career
as Mr.. Harrison.
Twice has Mr.. Harrison been called
upon to fill the Office of mayor Of Chi,
cago, with the highest majority vote
ever given a democrat in this great
city, aud twice has he filled that office
with honor, winning the respect and
esteem of her people regardless of party.
Mr.. Harrison is a yet in the prime of
life-his physical qualities being fully
equal to his mental capacities, and that
is saying a great deal, the only medi-
cine that gentleman ever used being the
Great German Remedy, st. Jacobs oil.
Speaking of that famed panacea used
by all the great men of the day, Mr..
Harrison said: Rheumatism is about
the only ailment that has ever given
me any bother, and that is now gone
where 1t will bother me no more. In
the neIghborhoud where | live the peo-
pie will have no other medicine for
rheumatism or diseases of a similar
nature than st. Jacobs oil. When l
first found myself suffering from rheu-
matIsm my leading thought naturally
Was to call a physician, but my neigh
bors all advised me to try st. Jacobs
oil, the Great German Remedy. l took
the advice of my friends who were ben
Gifted by by the use OF st. Jacobs oil.
1 procured some of it Immediately, and
well, the result was that l have been
recommending it since; l found it ex.
cellent for the rheumatism. L have
almost a bottleful of IL now at home,
and L am morally certain that have
no more rheumatism. The oil has been
used in my family and neIghborhood
with remarkable success, and l think
st. Jacobs oil an excellent remedy.
Such is the experience and such the
opinion of his honor, the mayor.-[Chi-
cugo Tribune.
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AND now having given the president
rs much attention AS could be done in
an ~antagonistic way, the news cooks at
Washington are turning out a little bit
OF scandal about the presidents colored
ervant. 1t is of course a highly COL
ored tale, in substance relating that the
fellow is coming up to congressional
ways and refuses to support his lawful
ly welded wife ''for better 'nd worser."
IND worser' than that although mar
ried aud the father of three children,
he keeps y young woman for whom he
has obtained a place in the land Office.
Having succeeded so nicely In apIug
congressional manner thus far, the
animated shoe polish is attempting to
bring about the discharge of employees
and chiefs of bureaus even, because
they fail to toady to lis royal nibs.
Poor fellowi he should be forgiven.
The crime is not in the doing; il is in
failure 10 accomplish, Judging from the
same congressional platform, he desires
to put himself on.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-30

IN Russia the nihilists continue their
opposition to the government to the
very last extremity. The persistence
Of these crown haters is remarkable,
and an instance of how strong a hold
real wrongs give a fancied cure upon the
people. The perseverance of fanaticism
is always apparent in every country,
holding on with the assurance to fan
cied principles and exploded theories,
even though the heavens fall. And
upon the shoulders of the blindly fanat-
ic ride the shrewdly selfish, getting an
easy ride toward the accomplishment
Of their personal desires through the
stubborn blindness of those who will
not see.
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PALACE CATTLE CARS.
Plans OF the New York Live stock
Exchange Company.

The cattle palace cars, as they are
called, have been a hobby for some
time, aud Henry Berg, of this city, and
Bishop Clarkson nave been noted advu-
Gates Of thei adoption by the trunk
lines. The New York Live stock tx.
press company has constructed ten cars
upon the new principle, aud in two
weeks will begin running II live stock
express train over the New York Cen.
tial road. Yesterday it made AN ex.
perimental trip over the Central road
OF New Jersey with its live stock train,
the cars used being furnished with reg
ular passenger car running gear, tie
Middleton continuous drawbar elliptic
springs, and the Tallman automatic
brake. With this equipment 1t is
claimed that rains can be run from
Chicago to New York in AZ hours, and
even less, a trip which cattle trains now
require from four to six days to make.
The company expects to make its money
by the saving in the shrinkage in the
1bA ~" eNNAdkto IDO
pounds per head. If this ~shrinkage is
reduced one-half-and the projectors of
the enterprise claim it can be reduced
even more than that-they think they
will make from SO to IS per head. But
the consumer will be interested only in
the Claim that the beef will be delivered
here free from the bruises and disease
which 80 often mar aud injure the cat
tie brought to the abattoirs and mar
kets here.
The cars to be used by this company
in Its experiment look outwaIdly much
like the common cattle cars. The in
terror is divided by movable and iexi-
BILE arrangements into sixteen stalls, in
each of which there is ample room for
the largest steer TO stand or lie down.
There is no opportunity for the steers
10 become herded together, and seem
ingly no possibility Of their being in