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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
solemn Smiles.

We read great deal at present about the first base man, second base man, and third base man, and also of the shOIt stop man. and 1t Occurs to us that Cain was probably the original first base man, Judas IscariOt second, and Nero third, while the Wandering Jew may be re- garded as the original short stop, Tor he never made anything but a short stop wherever he went Noah was probably the first pitcher, for he pitched the ark within and without SomervIlle Jour nal
 ''Consistancy Is 6 jewel" but it does not add to Its luster tO see a consistent" church member make practice of sit ting around Ou the corners loudly la- menting the alleged violation of the Sunday ordinance, and then on week day take his old shotgun and go to an- other part of town, where 1t won't dlE- turb his family, and blaze away until he is tired, regardless of the ordinance that he helped to make, and which was tO put stop to such nuisances.
 4 charitable conclusion Who was that person who sat next to you at the table this morning f' asked one gentle man of another at fashionable out-of- town hotel. "I never saw such queer acting thIng: how her arms did hy across the table, first after this dish anu then that" "Yes," replied the gentle man addressed ; probably she was a Swiss bell ringer in her earlier days. She was stranger to me, thank God.
 Joseph Cook hopes the day will come when "we shall have one postage stamp for the whole world" And then q nice l fix we'd be in if some fellow should fold that one up in his vest pocket, and per | spiringly fuse IL against a small square of hard tobacco and to or three newspa per clippings. And that IS just what would happen if the world got down to it's last stamp.
 Teacher-"What do yOu understand by slnecure ?n Pupil-"Without a cler- | gyman. A man who holds a sinecure | doesn't have to help support the minis | ter" The teacher was sorry that be couldn't sentence his bright pupil to in' stant death, sinecure that IS to say without the benefit Of clergy.
 \ South Carolina Baptist church cor. | tains in its old record the mention Of z | woman being excluded from the churci for doing too much talking in the neigh borhood. Such a rulo universally ap piled would thin out our churches yer, much.
 The Rev. Dr. Hall said that ever, rock was sermon when "A boy was steal ing apples from MT. Halls orchard When the boys father subsequentl! asked him why he limped he replied that he was struck with one Of Mir. Hal'i
 sermons.
 4 backwoods preacher once elucidate' as follows in connection with the parable of the virgins: 'In ancient times, ID. beloved hearers, it was the custom, afte a couple had been married, for ten vir gins to go ont with lighted lamps anC meet 'em on the way home, five of thes' virgins being males and five females
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
\ pivaI of Tanner.

Iae Mexican woman in the county Jail has not eaten any food now Tor ten days: she refuses every thing set before her Ste throws her clothing out on ils lawn Of nights. According to her dlsorierel inauguration her son IS oelng burnt up, and she frequently asks tle guards to let her go and help him. She will undoubtedly be committed to the n'aGe asylum ID few days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
Hsar What the Deaf Sag !

IL has performed a miracle m my case
 have no mccarthy noises m my head- and ] hear much better.
 | have been greatly benetted.
 My deafness helped a great deal-thInk an other bottle Will cure me.
 % Its virtues are USQUEsTIOSABLE and its GU RATINE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE AS THE WEIrEE CAN PERSONALLY TEsrLFT. BOTH FROM EXFElii- ESCE AND OBSERVATION. Wriue at once to HAE- LOCK d JESNET Dey street New York. encioS- ing S1u0. and you wiu receive by return a remedy that will enable yOu to hear like any 1H1y else, and whose curative effect v1ll be T-riila- nent- You will never regret dOIug so- I-Dl TUE MERCANTILE REVIEW
 eE-TO avoid lO-s in the mails, please send money by Registered Letter. -,
 Only imported by HANLOCk d JENNhh, {,
 DeV st. NY. sole ageuts for America- WY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

A message of ten words can be tele- graphed from any town in England, Ire land, Scotland and Wales to any other town in one of those countries for l2l2 cents, or just one-sixth of what it costs to send similar dispatch from Prescott fo TucaoD
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

c c Stephens mine, Sierrita mining district, by c c Stephens and A Ca ballero.
 Gloria Mundi gold mine, Sierrita min ing district, by c Stephens and A Ca bailero.
 Estudiantina mine, Sierrita mining district, by Mrs A Caballero, Mrs c c Stephens, A Caballero, c c Stephens and Eduardo Burola.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

Fools and children tell the truth, it is said. and to illustrate we will give you the story of Bishop Wurtzburg and the little shepherd boy of whom be asked: "What are you doing, my little lady aTending swine" How much do yon petY" "One fioriu a week. "I am also n shepherd" continued the bishop, "but l have much larger salary. "Thst may all be, but then, suppose you have more swine under your care, innocently replied the boy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
DEEDS.

J B McLenahan and l. D Wright to John T Gratacap, one equal undivided one-third of the Calaveras mine, S2,OOO.
 P. J. Garcia and E Burola to c c Stephens, SaragOsa mIne, so.
 JB Allen and Lola Allen hls wife to L Zeckendorf and A Steinfeld, lots T, F and I3. block B, and lots l, 2, 3, 1, ,, 9, l2 and I3, block 34 of BuelPs addition to the city of Tucson, Sl, and the turth- CT consideration of merchandise furn- ished.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

MT. A. NJ. Bragg, Grand Master F. X A. M., of Arizona, and Eminent Com mander of Arizona Commandery No. ], is at the Cosmopolitan.-Los Angeles Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
EARS fur the MILLION !
no Gh01 S bdlS3m 0I Shdlk Uii Positively Rr~tores the Hearing, and i- the only AI.oIufe Cure for Dcafncs~
 known

This Oil IS abstracted from peculiar species of white shark caught m the Yellow Sea known as CARCHAzoDoS EoSDELETu. Every thInt-e n-ii- errnau knows It. Its virtues gs restorative 't hearing were discovered by Buddhist priesi about the year i4i1. It's cures were go numerous and many SO seemingly miraculous that me remedy was officially proclaimed over tnt. rL gre Empire. It's use necaule 90 universal that f1r over sl v.ars no daa rntsz has existed among tAe Chinese people. Sent, charges pTepaid, t' any nddress al xi.tU per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

Seven conductors oL tbe s. P. K. R., on the Mojave aud Yuma divisions, have been summarily fired in the last osy or two. No reason is assigned, and the other conductors are asking, who comes next?-Los Angeles Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

General Blanco. commander of the forces in Estramadura. Spain, will makt a strict inquiry into the causes of the uprising at Badaics. The papers severe ly blame the officials at Ba1sios for al lowing the insurgents to surprise then. The insurgents arrested the the Prefeci, the General commanding the troops and four officers m their beds, on Sunday morning The editor of the republican newspaper was one of the leaders of the insurgents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

At nine o'clock last evening the Hor- ton House was suddenly envelopei Tn darkness. There is supposed 10 be some stoppage in the gas plpe.-San Diego Union.
 It is to be presumed that the dynamo burst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

There is Boston pastor who so often incites his people to large contributors that The Congregationslist suggests as s text for bis funeral sermon, "Iisst of all the beggsrs died also"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

Inlriofsurr E-aau-ai Nfts.rty, i'rsli.-sBrF I' ctire and LO,~ OT MANHOOD. iu ati it~ com p!iCutiou-. and If"fu s ii.'trN'r cause produced. Ifcu-tC hes and pu-i-a- tl' H-unu Sroe1rthru- rh, Nerve. kr-uI. N r.as- iII-es tiou. kapruIucIiTy Organ. and f-y--ci.
 Mental tacuirra L- stnpT r-r frH t..fa. .ie''i itatIn.s rall upon tH,' syst. r. Hr.vHs.l- .-tel U..-a-g iu.-c- arbf.I --.rIr. d g-f.-- seminal lp-ses Xlth tls ur.u+ l.c.. .n . ...-.-.t ' mind and b0ty. It l= sure ...-'. ..s H4 '
 KIDNEY AM B4ADDkE t'.-i.t-tt i-. t contains no inllril.is lus-. .d.-ll.. Iu sifu~-- suffering from thr gsi! Ciis-1s Hi fHatiitut i-tdI~erction- OF eNgr.srs- 90 "a -.f. -i5. Thor gHGh and permanent ta4.-. s.- c, e ie.a TEEE. NrIc- .s.sG per bout. l..t.. Iu case with fuI t-rec.fnu- s-.. ..t' 'eH al' Sent -acsr,. from 1t-sf s-;.. .F .-ls .' -t-5 ui' ,.Il -e...I,,t of .s-lca .-f O. Y To .. ra -srlF
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

Mir. H. R. Patrick has a curious relic hung to his watch chain. It seems 10 represent Gila monster, and Is cut out of a sea shell. He dug it up in the ruins east of town,-Phenix Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

Sir Knights have left Linccln, Neb Des Moines, Iowa, and New York to at tend the Triennial Conelave at San Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

Sa. sIsths only pu=Irive clrr for PfOS EATCH- KHFA- Price of either tuT- -orif1-. g pr bot- tie; SIX for sl0. Sent % -- te-e-s .l receipt of price. or C. Q. n, lir-. n.- persons clc pay when cured. S.uc,e-- -.-l-cs -rltsIuse- Psreuts cured at hCw7- Dr. ..r.'r bisug. l-, has an elegant Drag o-1.. ... l.- HaI-at-l-
 Too frequent evacu- ,-"- - -.-..ia- and Ropy Sediment iu urlus afe -}- ,oiu~ ol --- ondarv seminal Welkue-- al. H.g-tatrrrtys. Conplaints readily yield t' thH lu LIIl..a Ordinary Case~.-aay recert ce.- of sree..l OF private dissa-as cured for 1iu t--ae.-l-| a- hcient Co cure wIl b. Frcmtt srnl- Hit-I tu.t directions and advice ul re1eirt or ~-a- MI y,s.a.,as l-,. securely GOV, rcd from seTys cg.
 Inv igoraicr sanple, Free
 ru prove One wu- fsrfgI power ui la- ti-,-. GFrvtv TyvrrtEtrr. a g. baflls CT either number wlll be sent free uf charge tr--yr- ord-ruea free bottle Vi. o.ly have co Boy tz- preS-aisa on delivery.
 Ma>f E'oN erTHI Electric Scif~ iTrr Co f'a.ienf~. tou~uifaiicu. ENaHii nation -rd advic- free and privHts-
 aW. sGEEiG .l zee. tac GcaFy S:, Private Entrance. 3os Hs~nE s-, -- D.. tai
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
First Class Dentistry.
TFirst publication Aug. III Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE, TUcsoS, ARIzoSA,

LAND OFFICE. IUCsOS. ARIZONA, {
 August (. I5S3 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE lN following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that s,id proof VIII De made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizona on September 10th. lssi, VII: Joshua II. Watts, of Tucson, Arizona. for Lot of Sec 1: and Lot and SEi4 oi NEA and Nkis Of skas Of Sec 2 Town. II South of Range IS east. and names the following as his witnesses. name ly: John Gardner T. K. Miller, samuel Baird. and J. C. Zaoriskie all of Tucson, Arizona
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS, Register. Pre-emption No. g20. all 5t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
TIRE GEE,T lYrI->YPHILlrIc

Ie tlshsu'- Co..-t g. ,i ....t, .a r.- Char-1e-. tr-- srd a-uHd .'"..- ia-s and E1dy. ~yuLi-.f.s tt.-rra- Scalp. and a.l primary tr.ar- ." Price. SI. .oO prr hat,ir l. Rir aus Gsits-n t,.i-sHt .. '.lr- Tertiary. Warcu-isL S.f-f-.'- a."'HIat pa u- .u Che Bsur-. | ........ ...1a'- t ilr EaaL. lulH5. --r-. a.. sa-.-- from fsa -r-. .a.H- -.i .' n. treatment Or ahr-a .. ....-|..- H. hiooi uura and gas.H. '.'". -'-"' i' bottle.
 Ie Bicha-'> Golden ~uau,-. hHtidatr iai the curs of G1uorrn.L 1.uc.. .'r fri"r. & SO per bottle. Ie Eirhau'- Golden SpaHi-h Injection. wash for the cure of til.@i s,rr'urs-. Diseae., of the Cretla. and Hstde-. etc. Fgi"r. st--'" per bottle
 s.e i;ishau's Golden ctstus'ut .lr -ae ssiec- tive healing of Srpai.ltlc Sores a--- LfrptIou-. Price. Si per bottle. ,r-p .,-nt- for L. r-icbuu'~ Go-dHh Pills for Waakuess. loss Of Ftv-lri powers. and ali ti-ease- arising from ar--. arl rEce-s and overwork. Price. s*.9o % is"N. sent everywhere C. Q. D - -a-u4aiy paeilei pe- eZpres-.
 CT RICHARDS S CO. As eat~.
 ts7 t tE4 sau-oua s,rart Corner Clay
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
BONDS.

l. $ Gleason, E Allen Bernard, l. D Iyford and Henry Campbell to David \ Brown, till June l, 1884, for Sl5,OOO, Cop per Beauty, Lucky Spring, Lottie A, Flora c mines and Copper Beauty mill
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
Eudea,S Guilt.

When the case of the people vs B: M'
 Gildea was called this morning before Justice W. F. Scott, the defendant plead guilty. and was sentenced to four months imprisonment on each charge or stealing a valise, making a total or elght months He did thls agreeabiy to me counsel gwen hlm by Arssrs. Loveil x x Hereford, his attorneys, who advsled hlm to plead guilty to petit larceny rather than go to the territorial prison
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

Captain Eads has thus far received S4. ,O0O for his ietty work at the month of the Mississippi.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

Kaufman has received 10000 Havana Key West cheroots.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
(. rAAL

h3- C. ea ( ~trru hening g Kennedy and Nerve TONIC ia Pho leglu-
 r1r-. rH-uIt ut oyer -Cls g.ll. ot nrac .rr.I ar lr. and jf.I- NfIG tN ittil,, tillt.% " h.-s-r- and ly
 1ic i-iilf~ ~smI. H..a...-s. efaf
 wat9-r. 2 ro-;I- trrr1lfs.r r.s4-.#I a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
FROM OUR NEIGHBORS.
Petty Thieves in PhenIx After the
 Stage Robbers.
WatermeIons High Priced i'm Prescott Baseball Match i'm Tombstone
 Grass Growing
PHENIX FACTS.

Herald. August
 U. $. Deputy Marshal J. H Evans left for Tucson late last evening.
 Tribolet was yesterday held to answer, by U. $. Court Commissioner Campbell, at the October term of the U. 5. District Court Tn the sum of S2,OO0 on the charge of conspiracy to defrsud the govern ment out of 4S,0O0 pounds of barley. Messrs c. Goldman and Thalheimer be- came his bondsmen.
 Sheriff Orme received letter yester- day from the sheriff of Gils county stat ing that the stage robbers who were pursued by Tom Rogers, are now hiding in the mountains on upper Salt River that their whereabout IS known and a strong posse will be sent after them. They are probably impeded in their flight by the weakness of their compan- ion, who was wounded by under sheriff Thos. Rogers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
DP IJEBTG
Bi~pyE~arf. Gor. Gcu-f assss Hnsgu street.. san EraE-
 cisco. g.rFf-rrar

- "a a-H H H Bi~pyE~arf. Gor. sscu-f aass
 Hnsgu street.. san !raE-
 cisco. GHii-nrnlt.
 THE co .L-GF INSTITUTE Il for Che cure or aIl .,ra. f4L CCNPLICNrEp and -u--si.a1 CUEABLE tu lyIH D.srtsFz. D- lirbig'> Gerusan suFf.a- ra.or is pusl-I~ais -us rs-.ltaat tu curs Nervous and E -Iral Debility, seminal WctLmrs Fo>T GsEiioud- Sp~ uslt F- raea. L0-s af EHef 9. s:ins- Ing and ssizxiue-~ in Inc s.rad, neianehGiit. Hepeis Eecfins>. Pro.fafGFFilc' g.. .a al tls rtsuit- of yIu-Iiu. t-- uraaalce and .l-a.a--es rf -.e- tur. rea-s- EEe Boo C-- @ reguing CSiic.r fay .scian iroGl Europe. vlIi lETee .y t..-- fe- one fhou~ai1gs io!i@s~ lt'r --e tle inyi.a .-ss,r Wiii ugt cure under special l-a4.- u .' and aaVire.
 The reason -C many cluu1t ser cured us Na4-less and f..e above dlSeases. f4 owur tp g. Complication. crl.gt PEOStA lDAshEA which requires pe- C-Il- frul aGr.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
Gazette, August :.

NIT. Joshua Porter, the Silver Creek Quartermaster of General Crooks Sier- "a Madre forces has been arrested and held for examination. He was on the stand thls morning as witness in the Tarbel examination.
 The residence of Capt. W. A. Hancock was entered last night and silver watch and chain and S7.75 taken. The family were all sleeping outside, which made the entrance comparatively safe and easy. A little black and tan that heretofore has parked upon any and all occasions when any one came in sight of the house, was sleeping in the room that was entered and never yelped. The rob bers must have fascinated him or else he overslept himself.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

Cattle for sale, Apply to B. G., P. O box 16l, Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

D:t. BINriE'S Efdusv Remedy Noph reticum. cu~es ali kinds 1f Eltra. arI ElE.-d,. toupHints Gonorrhua aiaot l.-ucur-.9.a For sale by all druez.srs. q buf-le, --S r1f0i, for S5.
 DE. MIN TIES BauIri-au s-iiis are th- h,.st and cheapest D-spvp-gs and Gislious curr in the market For sale ba slI .irGsc.sr1- leid&s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
PRESCOTT POINTS. Miner. August (.

During the coming fall many Pres cottltes intend visiting the grand can yon of the Colorado.
 Joe Chambers, the GilIett stage rob- Der, was bound over in the sum of S5,000 to appear before the next grand jury Of Maricopa county.
 The rate of city taxes for the present year will probably not exceed B cents on the SlOO, which will be l5 cents less than that of last years.
 So far but very few watermelons have appeared in the Prescott market, and those commanded such a price that no one save bonanza king or a faro dealer could indulge in such a luxury. An en- terprising alfalfa yahoo could very likely make 8 stake by shipping a load from PheniX.
 The race between Schofield's Gray Charley and Palmer's Kansas Maid, mile heats, best three in five, for S2OO, which took place this afternoon at the Driving Park, was won by the latter. Consider able money changed hands on the result.
 Recent reports from Walnut Grove state that bears are so numerous that thelr depredatiOns are beginning to se- riously interfere with the business of stock men. A gentleman just in from that section estimates that during the last couple of months over a hundred calves have disappeared through their agency
 Courier August 7th-
 P. J. Mccormick thinks he will start work on the branch railroad on or about the Doth instant.
 TOMBSTONE TIPS.
 Republican, Aug. :.
 The Charleston Ice company is selling ice at 8 cents per pound.
 The match game of base ball today between the Tombstones and Grand Centrals for S250 a side and champion ship, resulted in victory for the Tomb stones; the score standing: Tomb stones %, with eight innings; Grand Centrals 6, with nine innings.
 Epitarh, Aug.s
 The rains have started the grass and vegetation, and stock are consequently thriving.
 According to an order issued by Cap tain Crawford, in command at San Car los, all visitors to the reservation, other than stage passengers, are required to register their names at military head quarters.
 Lee Moroney attended the swimming baths Sunday, and being unacquaInted with the premises, butted his head and face against one of the walls while dIv- ing. He csme up looking like prize | fighter who had been knocked out of time in three rounds, but sustained no further injuries than the peeling of hls nose and the loss of some If the cuticle | on the forehead
 The City Clerk is preparing plat of | the cIty for the Assessor. An insane woman who escaped from J the hospital was recaptured. ! Win Zine, a Chinamgn, was partly | tried yesterday before Judge Felter on | a charge of stealing a burro from Del mas Davis.
 Mollie Cullum will be examined be- ! fore Judge Swain on a charge cf being | A marty to the Crystal Palace robbery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
Dr. SPlNNEY,
.o. n kenrny street san Truurf~ro, Gal
 Treats all Chronic and special Disea~e~.
XOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN (X HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE W cl. ,sof youthful foIli as iqa, y-Ili GO well to avail ;aeu.--. .a- D Ul-- ihr greatest boon ever lad s- tHa altar "i --l-finE humanity. Dr. SPINNEf V-- guar '.' -' .'I- f-it s5tu for every csse of -srl-ra of .irITate disease of any ErIr .- e..-''.- H'li''. be undertakes and fali- -p .U-.-
 MEDDIi-t@ID 'Es-N.
 There are many ar -ae age Of t..-.s Co siA-E who are truuf,lal gstl -1p fr.tils.. e-i1.f--l1- Of tha blaflda~ s--a. accom- panied I- a 7ilEht suartinc or burning -ea-atIuu a--l a '.e'.l-'-llf of tba 4y.talu ll. a manner -he pltlrlr cannot ac- -,1int for tir examining th- ur-I.irg deposits a -.,r-,- I-lau- gsiI often be found. and -1fue- tf,,,..a ..-I ra--Iclea If albuwar VIII appear er .ie. -,r.-, ,y4iI be of a tllu ul-El-'t hue. again cl,arg-n.- Co @ dark and torpid lurearalce. -ri-.rs s-l many men who ci- Of ta.s difficulty. ,.-o--.rr 1f tLe cause. u hlch ls the -a-lud -ras 1f zas1 iuaI weakne-=. D-. E. vglll guarantee s- s-fec- cure Iu all such cases. and healthy res- .oratIau of the EeuIto-UrInary 0r--rs-
 Ohics H0urs-ll to and 70 s. Slr.ay-- from 1l to n a. IT, Consultation free. iasrssss --- animation and a1yice, s5.
 Call or address
 bg. SPfNNEG 1 so..
 E-tf No II EearDv stiecs San tr.ae.sra- Col.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
TRIAL ROITLE FREE.

suligleet Co show if- merit 0-4l a -y-f t1 tnS nre grpf5Ine hy letter.. stating ".. -rIsu.1H- and age. -uunfrtrl'a- -f-irr'r ''- ilH'
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
nR rh ShlFlFLQ

SIG KeaTnsy Street. san iraf.eisco. t.it-
 I,,Ts-ItaIoge srrlr-.. csrtfartHf. rr .a-r.t OF at office FREE. fcr fHe convenience 't o. tlents. and iu oruer Co .1.Urr p--t.r' s-@ have udopted % private a,..' .5.-- s-.t-r r.sckacs- are tor,surt-a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

First-class concert at the Park every evening
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

CT RICHARDS S CO.,. As eats. iy7 E tlg Sau-oUa strart. Corner Clay
 san franclsco. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11
THE Great English Remedy .

turual Emission. Aversion t' 1'ci-Is- A-ii .l.'te sf Vi-iou. RoIsas ia tho hoGt. Pho vi'al fluid passing unobservei iu tt' ur-ue, and ntaaJ other diseasea that lead to oiusaulty and death
 DR. MlNIlE wall agree -o t1r. -lt fI7e it n. drsd Dollars for a case af this '--lt lhs " Re-torsttvc lurder hI- -c-r-u alTlcr and sreatr1eutl will not cure, os ,a- lg .l-- ll pure or injurious found an tt- l.4- 'it' llt .feaIs all Prlvsta Diseases sascs-sfuIly .-luu. iler -ury. Consultation fres. iGo-ol-- e-nuiIla- -lon and advice including aua.gst= oi g-fae. 500. Price of the Vital ke=tcrgttTH St.iH @ 'o' te. or f0ur times the quantity, f-i-.Ns 7ari ft any address upon receipt 0t prif. a- e. o. il. secure fe0m observation. and tu -,- ra.a 1al-s 2. desired. by \. r. MlNIlE, Nj. D.
 n Eesruy Street. San tfa1e.F,u. Cal.
 SAMPLE BOTlLE FREE 1u aasi iics-log D. irtter stating symptoms, sev and as'. tor1ruu uIcAtIous strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-11

w-tf No. Il Eear6v silo5,, 5sa Era..s-a Cal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-06-23

from every point Of view. and delicious
picture, given as frontispiece, showing the
great bridge rs seen through the riffs at
"The Lifting Of the Fog" Sophie SWEET
tells an amusing story of How Johnny 5
Men Struck Work." and George Eno'
Throop contributes "A Story of Brave
Girl" w, l.. Alden will put all the boys
to work making catamarans with his en-
ticing descriptions; and Charles G. Leland
will awaken their enthusiasm for Brass
work" In the serial The Tinkham Bro
Tiers" the writer tells how they outwt,cd
their prosecutors; Maurice Thompson fin
lshes his story of ROBIN Hood; Edward ;.
Ellis continues Sweep Away" and there
is another Drummer Boy paper. With a
great deal besides in the number that Is
timely entertaining and amusing,