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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Graham COnnfK Items.

Stafford News. 1 Frye's sawmill, ten miles from Saf- ford, Is the only enterprise of the kind m Graham county. There is considerable activity in the Lone Star Mining District, across the 1 Gila, eIght miles from Stafford.
 The temperature at Stafford is ten degrees cooler than at Tucson, the altitude being about 600 fe t higher.
 Mir. Will A Long has received the appointment of Probate Clerk, and las entered upon the discharge of his duties m that position.
 Miss Monk, assistant pricipal of the Tucson schools, Is at present stopping at the residence Of Der brOther-in-iaw, Mr. Jas. Power, near Maxey.
 While the troops were stationed at Yorks ranch, they were treated with great liberality by Mrs. ork, who fur nished them several buckets of mix, daily, and fresh beef Gt intervals. free of charge.
 Above Walnut springs, some of tEe Lone Star miners, have found an old Indian camp, containing blankets, doll baby and other reli 8. The lnii,a- ticns are that the camp was hastily abandoned sometime in the past.
 The climate here, and in fact through out Graham county, is mild and salu- brious. The heat of summer is modI- fled by the winds which prevail con- stantly along the Gils, probably follow ing up the Colorado from the Gulf of California.
 Following is the exhibit of County Treasurer, l. E. Solomon, made to the Board of Supervisors at their last meet ing: Cash on hand January l, 1882. g.. 39l 97: amount received to June 30, 1882. S4537.36: total, S7,92933. Amount paid redeeming warrants, etc, to June 30, 1882, S5,5j0S3; amount in treasury apportloned to the various funds, S2,- 37S.50
 Maxey Times.
 Company A." 9th Cavalry. under command of Lieut. Hanna, IS at present scouting on the Upper Gila.
 They don't have rains in Arizona. A cloud just saunters up and examines a town, and then cOllapses right over It.
 The press Of Arizona is but the mouth piece of the entire people ot the Terri tory, when they exclain with one voice, welcome Crook
 MT. J. T. Fitzgerald, the gentlemanly operator at Fort ThOmas, having obtain ed short leave Of absence. will start this week for a jaunt in Arivaipa canyon. He will probably visit Tucson also be- fore his return.
 There IS a brand of whisky called Stone Fence sold in Msxey. A man who gets drunk on it doesn't staGger nor fall, but goes to sleep, and thunder crash can't wake him u7.
 The citizens of Globe have raised a purse Of S40O to be presented to the eight volunteers who went to notify the Mid dletons and others of the Indian out break, and who lost their animals in the undertaking.
 The new tin roof ou the Baptist church has been completed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
$500 REWARD.

WE WILL PAY THE ADOVE REWAhl W for any case of Liver Complaint. DyspeusIa Sick Headache, Indigestion. constipation sr CostIveness we cannot cure with Vest Veg table Liver Pills when the directions are strIctt complied with They are purely vegetable. au never fIIl to give satisfaction Sugar Cuat-l Large boxes cOntaing SJ Pills. 2j cents. E. -ale by all druggists. Beware of couut-rf1I. and limitations. The genuine manufactured uui hy JOHN e. WEST N O.. The Pm MukeT- '-l and 8 w. MndIsun street hIc4-u. Ir.. trial packages sent by mail prepaid on rec ipt l. a three cent stamp.
 J.F. NORBA Successor to c. IT, Neygr
 No. 25 Coucrcsl St.. Tucson.
 Wholesale and retail Drugl--t. br'i--- 's mail at regular prices. u.hi'-i lAw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TERRITORY l os Arigoua. county of Pima. before W J. Osbornr. Jusuce of the Peace, Precinct No. One.
 F. II. RUns plaintiff. VI. M D. Morgan. de feudant; demand. so gn.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to VI. n. Morgan, defendant. NOu are hereby sum- m0ued and require tO appear before me at my office The city of Tucson and county of Pima. on the 2Uth day If Septembet. A n. tSs2. at ll o'clock A. NJ Co answer the comp aint of the above cd plaintiff. who demands of you that uin~ sO-Ipi dollar for meat sold and de Ivered to yoC at your especial instance and request. And n you frl Co appear and answe- said com rl iut a- herein required. the plaiut II will take judgment against you as demanded and for the co-is of this if.
 Gwen der my hand this Twentieth day of July. X D. lS-2. WI SEORN.
 Ju-tirp of tho Psace. Pima County, A. T.
 CULVER X AnAW. Attys. for Pin. iy.2"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Summons.

IN JUSTICES COURT. TERRITORY a-i. | Auzoua- county of Pima before ChrI- ltF Meyer J. P. Precinct No. One. n oF...ses II. Defendant: .siih. Plaintiff Sss. W. W. Williams, pr .u,4 fr~Cemand. SgOO and interest on a | 7la ,~ory ofe filed at my office
 The Territory of Arizona sends EeetIng Co Mr. V. W. Williams, defendant. You are hereby -ummonel and required tO appear before me at my office, in the town of Tucson and county of Plfut on The Uth day Of SsptemLer, \. D. lsS2 at 70 o'clocK A, M. tO answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff. who demands of you that you are In lebted tO him in the sum of Three Hund rd Dollars on a prumlssury note. and Iu- terest until D id. An tf you fan O appear ant answer aid complaint as herein required. the Ul Inttt ~ill take iudgment against you as d. handed and for the costs of this suit.
 G ven under my hand .his rwenty-fOur,h day of July. A. D lss' CHARLES x. MEYER.
 IyI iW Justice of the Peace. Pima c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Sii,nr Bell ni.irirf-

Surveyor Geo. J. Roskruye recently returned from surveying the Old Boot, Blue Coat. Damascus and Pima mines to one and two owned and worked by the Pima Mining and Copper Smelling Company, in the Silver Bell district He represents the mines as being exceed. ingly go d properties, more specially tine Old Boot and Blue Coat claims, which are rapidly being developed into most valuable mines. One 3Gton water jacket has been in constant operation and second enc of eighty tons capa- city has just been built and will be ready for work in the course of few days. Ahout seventy-five men are em- ployed. The mines are under the super intendence of Jno. R. Tyler with Prof. Howe in charge of the smelters. Their nearest point to the railroad is Picacho station, distant from the mines twenty miles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
1RVOUS DEBILII
 CURF GVARANTFFD

Dr. 2. C. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment. % specific for HysterIa. Dlzziuess. ConytIl-Ior- Nervous Headache. Mental Depression. Loss u- Memory, Spermaturrhoea, lmpotenCy. lnvOluu tary Emissions. premature old age. caused hy over-rxertIon. self-abuse OF over indulgence which leads Co misery. decay auJ death Our box wll cure recent eases. Each box contains one months treatment; Sl a box. or-IN boxe- iuI S5. United States com; sent by mail prepaid oI receipt of price. We warantee SIX boxes wil. cure any case. With each order received by u- for six boxes accOu upanled with i've doilar- Wr VIII send the purchaser our written cuauIltsa .. return the money If the treatment does nu- ei.-af a cure. Guaruutee- issued only hy
 J. r. NORB \. successor tD C. ". Meyer. Nu
 25 Congress street. Tucson.
 Wholesale and hetaIl Druggist. urlers i. mail at regular prices mhiisiyd.Nw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Board nf SnnerriSnr,

,,--5 --s Board proceeded to audit de- t51 't'9 i, :, aud accounts against the county, s-..I ,-. o-IoEIng of which were allowed and 6,ti 6,ti,'.ec; J. <. Mansfel ], Justice record e--.-'' ,'1' e'' K \. Laatherwood. for taxes 6.-,Jle.''onsly paid, sl52 9S; A. Marshall. Ns-L- lndlgent sick, g: Perrin S
 T,c, purchased jurors accounts, S10.
 dsv 1',g .I Il',5rd h1srd then adjourned to Satur-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Laurence Collins.

Native Of Newcastle West, County Limerick, Ireland, left California where he worked in the mines for many years, about ten years ago, for Arizona. Age, if living, i9 years. Anyone knowing of him or his whereabouts will greatly oblige by communicating with hls brother Michael. 27O, Clementina street. San Francisco, Cal. !y2f2w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
VOTERS
 -OF- Pima County R8gi2t3I, Register. Register.

THE LIST LEGISLATURE OF Iss1 PASSED an act Tor an eu 'ircly new reglst ration tts following Is fhe laWs
 ''srcrion l. Paragraph Sixth. Inn. in the yen isS2. and every two years thereafter. there shall 1e .ln en-Irell new r-gIstratlOn. Paragraph Fifth. That DO registering officer -hall be permitted tO place any name upon thr register aIer twenty t3ji days before the eiec- uou.'
 Every elector who desires to vote at the cleo tiou m November of this year must register anew before October \, 1ss',
 The following Is a ist of t1e precincts. with tne RegIstering Officers for eac Precinct;
 Pr,c-nct No. i-Tucson; Charles F. Drake. 'osniy Recorder; C. H Meyer. A. n. Bras.; and ". J. Osborn. Magistrates.
 Precinct NO. 2-Tubac; T. Lille Mercer. Mag istrlte.
 Precinct So. -Greateryille; P.J. coyns Mag istrate.
 Preeinc, so. -souoita; Thomas Hugbes, Mag .strate.
 Precinct so. Total Wreck; 0. $ Palmer. slagl-trste.
 Precinct So, c. santa Catariaa; F. O. strat,on. ..egIstering Officer.
 Precinct so. 7-Guusielt: II. K. White. Magis- rate. and J B. Allen, Registering Officer. Precinct So. s-Orc BIanoo: Arthur Tbatcls-. lI-istrate-
 Prec.uet NO. e-wa-hinS,ou Camp; P Harri- -ou, Magistrate.
 Precinct So. io-Pantano; John O. Doughe-ty. i,e-,lsterInE Oaicer.
 Precinct So. lI-salero; Charles Crauz, Regis ferIng Utlcer.
 Precinct So. I2-Arivaea. v. E. Rollins. Mag i=trate.
 Precinct So. 1s-P,ltou; John K. Tyler. Kegs telng Odicer.
 Precinct 50. Il-Pieaeho; R. H. Choste, Reg storing Otilcer.
 Precinct so. 5-HarshaS; J. ". Fuqua and 1rcvur Lloyd. Magistrates.
 Precinct No. I5-Calahasas: c. W. Atkinson and Henry C. St. John. Magistrates.
 County Recorders Ofice. Tucson. Arzoua. Ju li. l.sz- CHARLES R. DRAKE. iJls stlav County Recorder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
NnT ICE.

Taken up by the undersigned. one sorrel mare abou years oii' branded CF on left hip. The O ner can have he same by proving property and paving charges.
 -iwim B. N. BliASANICH
 AmerIcan Elag. Old Hat DistrIcr. ArizIna
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Tba VaLnI Fxhibif.

The exhibit sent from the VekOl mine, in Pinal county, to the Denver expOsi- ton, consists of fifty-two samples of ore, country rock, gangue and formation The samples gave the following assays:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

SumpJ-Jn. Diabetes, Brlghrs Disease, Jduniice Insanity. etc. Excessss, nOu-use, Abuse, lnhelll- cd Weakness, Elimination, Spinal and cershr.l couulaiuts bring on th- above fatal diseases. Debility and seminal welkuess ubstruct thc am por.ant and necessary acts of life and theIr en- nlments. Gurus Guaranteed Di-ca-es of tou seuiro urinary o-gaus, kidneys, liver uu,. l.' der a specially. The many coupia alrty7 7thIad- eases of women speedily cured; co dlsani 4is- office by letter free and conn inrnsultarioa ar
 RESPONSIBLE PERSONS,cs-h pluy their family phy-,c -SNr a- they would eu-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
DR. llEBiG, 4as atS G5h8f k31sSIla5 STR5ET.

CONTINUES TO TREAT sue | sessfuliy by Homeopathy ay cry form cf Special or Chronic Disease without mercury ul nauseous drugs. DIR LIEblG '~ INNIGORAtOR is a po-I-lvt and permanent cure for Seuisl WeaknCss, Nervous and Physicl Debility. Lost Manhood. Vital EX hausti01. and cll the teTrih.e To- suits of ahase,i nature. exc H-,s and youthful folltes. Tho Doc tor Wlll agree In writing tp fur- feIt SIoUU for a case that be uv- dertaxes and fails Co cure. lh. reasuu thousands cannot E -ufed cf Seminal Welzross an
 ths above di--n-es Is owir- tu
 complication ca.iei Pr1stlt1r. heL winch requires 8 -uycIG remedy. DE LiFHiG'~ .N NIFONAIO Np. Q i= a Specii cure sur Pr1-ta.C--lCl. pure . either lIvispralor, ~- rCr ho-f.. 1r 6 hotflc- >l1, Sent ru any i dress curply covered from 1h -a-yafiug. Seminal Wg-kus- and Fr0statorihez dram y-ral.
 from thr body and cause uUUa
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
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Notice to Credi ors.

Est7te of Hob'rt Armstrong. deceased.
 Nu;i-s IS hereby g1v by ;he undass sn-d ad- Wiulsfrator of the e-ta Jf kOoert Armstrung @ dec-ased. Co th-. creditors of and al persons having ciaIms aga nst the 50 deceased, to ex- nibIt them with ths n sceSsa-y yOu-h' rs. within ten month"; after the int publication Of this po ice. tn thas, id administrator at his Othce on Church P P.azI ID the city Of Tucson. Pima couu- e, \. T. W. EAhLL.
 Adm'nistratnr of the estate of Robert Arm
 strong. deceased.
 Datel at rncson. \. T. July 2l. lss2. iy2lwi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
l[iSceIla IlaReOItS.
GhilIs and FsYs.

ms aiiiictlon taSe cinlrnons Liver iiegu-Atcr.
 Dyspepsia. The Regulator will positively cure this terrible disease. We asrert emphatic,lly what we know Co te tr;.o
 Constipation. shoaIi not be regarded as a trifing ailrnent. Sa- tuTe demands the utmost regularity of thc bow els. Therefore assist nature by taking Simmons Liver Regulator IL is harmless, mild and oi- fectual-
 piliousness. One or two tabiespoonfuls will relieve all the troubles incident 10 bilious state, such as uau- sea. dizziness drOwsiness. distress after eating. a bitter. bad taste in the mouth.
 Malaria. Persons may avoid all attacks by occasionally taking a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator Co keep the Liver In healthy action-
 Bau Breath. generally arising from disorJlerei stomach. can be corrected by taking Simmons Liver kesuia tor.
 Jaundice. Simmons Liver Ressulator soon erliicatss tilis disease from the system, leaving the skin clear and free from all impurities.
 COIic. Children suffaring with Colic soon exger1cuce relief when Simmons Liver Regulator is al miuis'ered. Adults also derivc great benefit from this medicine. It IS not unpleasant; lt is harm less and effective Hurelg vc-etahls.
 BIadder and I2iiEeJ>. Most of the diseases uf the bladder uriE.ua.a from those of the kidney restore The action of heliver fully. and bptl Che kidney and bladlef will hs rectored. c4y-Take only the geuuIac. which alsays has yu the wrapper the rel trlsir mark and signature Of J. H. ZEILIN & CO, SoiT lv all U,r-,rl.i-ts Pm. ,uEf rsr ,-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

SheriT Paul not only doubts the Gala basas murder. bat emplatai!y denies it- truth. Rowland is reported { have been killed 0u Sunday. Sheriff Paul eft Calabasas ou that day ard saw Rowland there alive and well. On the day following Pete Kitchen not only saw him but paid him ninety dollars. If he was killed on Sunday 1t IS hardly probable that his ghost wOuld have been around collecting on Monday. Instead of naEing two Ousand dollars of his own money he was simply on a collect ing tour for Nr Slaughter
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Information Wanted

OfW. Graner from Wurtemberg, Ger many. When last heard from about twenty months ago, he was in Dos Cabe- zas. Anyone knowing of his where abouts will confer great favor by ac- quaintinr this office as. 1t is important that he be fo md. jly11-wlmO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

Another sufferer has lost faith in hu- manity. A Chinaman sent check from Calabasas to his friend n this place for four hundred tnd fifty dollars. The check was received and used fof other purpos than was originally intended, which necessitated a law suit. Both sender and receiver showed up in court yesterday with Judges Smith and Wood side as their respective attorneys. Be- cause of the election the case was post poned til this morning. when the two Johns smilinVly t0ed the mark, paid costs and said"tTed him all up."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

A dispatch from Clifton says: The Indians astacked some teamsfers within three miles of Clifton yesterday morning and killed one teamster and wounded two others. One Indian was killed by the Mexicans and they brought in his scalp. The coach that left for Lordsburg this morning had to turn back and get an escort of citizens to s-e It safely through. About twenty left as an escort. The Indians left af ter the fight in the direction of the Gila. The soldiers were here the other day but are never here when they are wanted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
A Weeks Indian News.

Urllam Au4llg 4 ll4t-5-
 The week just past has been one of activity Tn military cHc.es in this vicinity. The command Cf MaIOr ChafTee, consisting of four companies, af.er hOtly pursuing the renesades, overlook them III a rocky canyon, at a point designated as CheyelOu's Fork, about fifty mlles from Camp Verde, and gave them good puuIshIug. Twenty Apac es are reported as found on the battle ground dead. The loss sustained by the troops was two officers and five privates wounded, and one private killed. Colonel Evans and his cavalry, from Fort Apache arrlved m tune To be of assistance to Major Chaifee. On Wednesday tne commanding officer at Fort Thomas dispatched twenty men under LIe utenant BOughton, to warn tue cattle men III Eagle Greek valley of the troubles that they mlght be enabled tO get iutO rhe settlements and save their stock. Thursday ColOhel Bracket dls- patched q company from Fort Grant, under Lieutenant Hanna, to William sons ranch, where Indians were re- ported seen; not finding any Indians m that vicinity, LIcutendnt Hanna Is now scouting on the Opp Glla, where there Is also one conpaLy of infantry. It will be seen that the military authorities are oR the alert, and ready to give the hOstiles the treatment they deserve
 IL Is depiJrab!e state of affairs that exists in s0utheasteru Arizona at present. A man going out in the morning with his herd, If only for a short dlstaDce, ls necessarily little less than travellng arsenal, and even then his life Is m danger, as he Is liable to run across red skins at p eseut in any direction he n4ay 20. Cattle men in the outlying districts are fleeing from their ranges, and m the streets of Maxey coke k piled up in- tended for Globe. freIghters hesitatiug Co cross the "dark and bloody ground of the reservation. Yet there k a simple and sure way to put a stop to this reign OfterrOr by dlsarmlng the Apuch and tuning them we tO the military. A policy thtt will do for more dOcile ln- dians will not succeed with fierce and war-like Apachcs. They arc @ nation of warriors, the traditions of the tribe record the fierce deeds of their ancestors, and the young braves of to-day glory in these recitals. Ire old men are pow erless to restrain them. They admit this fact, and declare that they desire sol diers on the reservation to hold back their impassiOned youth. The wlse, cid heads sec that they have no show for anything but temporary success, in a struggle with the mere numerous whites, but they lack aike the log;c and the force to convince their young men of -his fact. Under these circumstances will not the authorities a' Washing .1n do the only thing that can be done Co secure a cessation of these outbreaks disarm the Apaches and turn them over to the care of the War Department.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

ne deepest mne in the world. ac- Ss.-lilg Co Prof. H. Hoefer. of the Aca- ttzlllc tlc lmperiale 3es Mines, IS the Pri- l'eAd silver mine ID Bohemia. The -1sst depth is 5000 feet below the :. .t'. .Sce .5 Al this depth the temperature " -I., 'le rocks Is only 7j.60 degrees f , 1-- ;-- .ae temperature ofthe mine, accord S ,,.,. 70 the same authority, is 763 de- S..'. S..ss ' 30 that up to the present only --'u Ial ventilation has been required.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Indian Treachery.
Grah lm Co1nty News.

Grah Im C0Lnty News.
 On Thursday night two soldiers ar rived at Sol monville, reporting that i've men had been killed by Indians, between Fort Thomas end the sub Agency; that a party was in pursuit rom Fort Thomas, and that Lieuten- mt Hanna and scuadron of cavalry would arrive from Fort Grant ou Fri day morning, to cross the GIla and scout in the direction of Eagle Crrek iur the escaping hustiles. On Friday morning Hanna and thirty m,n arrived it SOlomonville, and at l o'clock pro 'eeded across the Gala. Parties ar living from Fort Thomas report one or more killed at the locality stated
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 On Wednesday, as Joseph Perrin, \. J. ROseberry, Oliver Lewis and John Nutall, of SmIthvilla, were returning from Globe, each with an empty wagon, when east of the branch agency. they came ac, oss three Chiricahua Indians, wh, had rmerly been in the United States service as scouts; the Indians were given permission to ride, and soon after the entire party became friendly, at least the white men considered the relations in that light. and were entirely off their guard. At night they halted to make camp, turned out their twelve horses, and as they were making a fire the Indians seized the only three guns in the outfit, they having been left m the wagons, and procee ded at once to drive If the stock. Mir. Perrin, aged about 52 years, who has a large family and could i'll afford the loss of bis horses. followed after the Indians, intending to try and persuade them to give up his animals. H was shot dead immediats ly. At this time, the others blinr wboIv unarmed, secreted themselves until the hostiles had left. and then. having but one horse, t1ey started for Fort Thomas, arriving at Smithville the following eveIdng. The body of Mir. F. rrin has ar rived at Smithville. and the fun ral we understand will take place to-day, being conducted by Bishop Rogers. The h. dians were the remains of LocO's band, and they are supposed to have gone mp the north side ofthe Gila range, making for their old haunts in Sonora.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

The Mexican boys still carry around young mocklng birds for sale, but t takes little fortune to buy one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
I,SbI:N.

SN NL W,O )-In S,n Lu's Orispo. C7I July 2j iss, tu he wife of A. B. >nIallw0od. Of Iucsgn a son
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

R. C. Brown. Of the CITIZEN, returned from California this morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

All parties not registered, but who desire to vnte at the coming election, must enter their names before Oct. 18th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
IL Won't Pay

After 80 much labor and capital has been expended to build up this medi- cine, to allow 1t to deteriOrate. You can take Simmons Liver Regulator with per feet faith, as 1t is made by no adven- turers who pick up the business of concucting medicines, but by educated, practical druggists who have made the study of. medicine and its compounds the labor of life time. Tbe care, per cisiOn, neatness and perfection exhibited by the very appearance of the Regulator proves # to be the best prepared medi- cine in the market, and J. II. Zeilin x O., fully carry ont their motto: "Purls sima ct Optima (purest and best.)
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30


 -t0n, Aversion Co Society. D1mne-- ut Nl-iur Noises m the Head. tle yI'ul lg4t Isl--Irs Er o'izeryei m the urine. and many other oi-..i.. tutt lead Co tu-alIry and death
 bE. NiNIlE wiI acree to lcfselt FIv' iIHt iIed Eui.-T- iOr a cl-e or tll- AIlt thc tIf . f:s-- uI tive luudor his suec1ul advice ar feutmcutl wII not cure. orfur anything iuiu-r YT fnIgrC us l0und i1 Ir. l.i.. MlNllr fral.f tI Hlvlfe Diseases -U 'ce--f ally without msr sur. Consultation ire. ILoruuEh ezalir. and advice Iuriudiug Hul.y-is of urIu. .1iu. Price of the Vital Restorative. S.i.u' Lu. ;ie or four times the quantity, SlnU. sent e my address upOu receipt Of puce or C. Q. 10 -ecure feom observation. and m private name is-sired. by A. l.. MINTlE. M. b.
 n kearuy Street. San Francisco. Cal SANPLr BOTTLE FREE on application D.! sttsr stating symptoms. sex and age. GomuU itcati0ns strictly confidential