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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

yea~s-such as lose of memory. Lassifudc. NJ ;turnal Emission, aversion to sceiery, Di4.s1ess of yis,on. noises IH the hes ]. the vital ruid pa sing unobserved in the Urine and many other diseases that lead tD n sanity and death.
 Dr. Nin.ie will agree to forfeit Five fun dred D ,liRrs for a case of this kird the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and treatmenrl win not cure, or for any thing Impure or injurious found in it. Dr Hlintie treats all private Diseases success- fully without merrnry Generalization free. A thorough eXaiaiuaiion sud advice. in- cluding analysis of urine, 8. Price of Vital Restorative. S A bottle, or four times the quantity, SIC: sent to any address upou recelpf of price. or 0. 0. D. secure from observation and In private nam If desired by \ E. Mintie, < D., No. AearnY ny St Sun Francisco
 sample bottle se free On application by ieiIer stating symptoms. sex and age. Communications strictly C1fidc' tial.
 Dr Minutes KIDNEY REMEDY NETT aETI- CUM. cures all kinds of Kidney an bladder CompIaints, Gonorrhea. dieet eucOr. haa For sale " all druggists; 8 bottle; six bottles. S.
 Dr. aiintie'r DANDELIoH PrLs are the pest and cheapest Dyspepsi and bIli Us in the market For sale by Gli drn -eistS
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

FRoM the f>t of January up 10 the bcginning of the present month the following Arizona mines: Cen'ral Arizona, Contention, Head Center Con. Head Center and Tranquility, Pinal Gonsolidated, Tombstone and Tip Ton have made 2 total output of sl ,S93, ,9Gs worth Of gold and sii-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

TIE barley fraud business is giv ; ing promise of quite an opening up in the government fraud line in the southern portion of the Territory Dispatches announce still further charges as being made against the hay contractor at Fort Huachuca.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

THE average wages of lhe work ing man in tnc United States is from one to three times greater than the wages If the European laborcr . Would free trade benetit the Amcri- can lahorcrs
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

\ TERRIBLE rict occurred at Les P.slInas on inc 7th instant between American and Mexican laborers on the. San Luis and Tampico railroad Mexico. Seven men were killed outright, thrce fatally injured and ten seriously hurt.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

FIFTEEN llnuarcd tons of chloride of lime were used at Casamicciola, ihc scene of the earthquake, in one d.,y for aeodor;zing purposes so great was the zlcnch arising from inc sla.u.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

4 BILL has been i Il reduced in the French Chamber of Deputies 70 con fer certain powers 10 set 10 parties who hare projecied q bridgc to span the English channel aud connect England and France.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

SILVER bullion is quoted in New York it il0la; in London at ab"ut 10l 5-6 Copper, New York, 1515; lead, cts. refined.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

WE are under obligations to tie -4riericaa CoGntiag Room for d hand some steel engraving of fhe New York I'rnducc Exchange building.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
" ee1hIy Herald

CARAY;s chickens came home 10 r.ost, even in south Africa
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

TuE populatit Il of the United Slatrs is now estimated 1t fifsy-five million
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
Iz KsTOxY OF 7KAwICOP.A
 COIN
(cGNrISUED.

TT n3w town was named Photn \ ai lEe suggestion If Darrell Dnprcr and the name is mt only singuIarly appropriate but even prophetic, for Il new and flonl ishing civilization has iiere sprung up on the ashes of the old Scattered everywhere through the valley arc ruins-of i'm mense houses and villages and aqua /, ducts, while pottery and stone inn plements sircw the surface of the ground. On every acre may be found evidence of a bygone age and of q powerful race who have departed leaving only rrins to mark thclr dwelling places. Thus the Salt River Valley had been lying 9 lone ly and desolaie waste, for unknown ages, until Inc arrival of T iilt.e band us American settlers, coming from Prescott, through thc gor.es of thc Bradshaws. from the Colorado yer, from Tucson and New Mexico, over weary burning deserts, endur- ing hunger and thirst and Indian crIelties. meet at last in this Valley and build the town of
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

THE President is in Yellowstone l ark with q party If friends.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

ssperIiatorrhges, PT f.a; Emissions. Decline, and EGS<O FILA EEEOOEs
 rom whatever canse produced. It cr riches and nurifes the Bl'od- Strengthen the Nerves. Brain, Muscles, pige tio1, Reproductive Organs and Fhv and Mental Facnities. It stops any u patEral debilitaiirg drain upon the sysie preyentinc iTvoiuntarY losses debliitatir drea ma. seminal losses with the uTitc. st so distructise to mind and body. Itis sure cliIaiHator of all Kidney and Bladde ComniainJ+. IT contains no injui ions in cretlients. Ta those suffering from the veil effects Of vauthsul ipdizcretions or ex- cesscF, .a speedy thoruNgh and permanent ure is Guaranteed. Price S.. 70 p,& bottle or i've hottles in case. with fall direction and advice, Sl0- Sent secure from 0bse- vatiou tc auv address upon receipt of brlce or c. Q. D. To be had only O Dr. c. D. SaLFIELD, 2l6 Kearaey Ht., San Francis cc. Cal. Cnrsn'fatioDs strictly conrden tiai. hy letter rat office, FRhE. For ihe convenience of pati snts, and iu order to in sure perfect secTeci have adopted a pri, vate address, under which ail paekagcs are forwarded.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
4 ttnEta-ssrsa aeEisig. SALI(: YLlC X. No more Rheumatism,
 Gout or Neuralgia
Immediate Relief Warranted an d
 manent Cure Guaranteed.

Immediate Relief Warran' ed an d
 Pei manent Cure Guaranteed.
 Five years established and never knou to fai in single case, acute or chronic. Refer to all prominent physicians and druggiSts for the standing of Salicylica.
 S a; CIR EFT
 lie only dtssolver Of the poIEonous Uric A cid which exists Tn tue blood of RheuCat ie and S,y eS,,y ps snls. sense remedy. because II strikes direcf lT a; :hs canse of Rheamaiism, Cont and Ncn- raigfa- Whie so many so-cS1led specifies and supposed pauaccas only treat locally the elects.
 It has been conceded by eminent srien tists that outward applications such as rubbing with oi Is- olntmep!s- Iiniin"nis and soothing lotions will not cTa1ica 10 these diseases which 1Tc :he result uf tue poisoning of the blood with Uric Acid,
 S Aks'1rLzf'l2 Yors with marvellous effect this acid. and removes the dis order. 1t Is nor exclusively used by all celebrated physieians or America ann Eii- rope. Highes. Medical Academy of Paris reports 95 per cent. in three days.
 REM EMBER.
 that SALISYLlCA is a certain cure for must intense paiss are srhdned alHlost in- stanfiy. ThoDsands of te=tilnoHtals sent on Apptlc2.lf.2
 MI . kspx. 6 Escxcs for ss5.
 Sent i3c Mail on r. eeipt of mono A@E6 AsgsIIR ESRUts&sAST sespEs IT
 15u5 ao snot be de uded into i-Afng imita- tlcnsapr substitutes. or s.c-s.thiAg rGcon,- Inende5 As sjU3t as cooG," Insist cn the gspulrc article with the ilaKnc Of tT A sS 7a- lSU Hs&E sS ec0Jon each box. which I sraran1eed chem icaliy pure under our 2 z, | Uatarl: ap Indispensable requisite 10 in- l sure sueees- in The treatment. Take nc 1 cthrf- send 10 -Eg-
 WsahhurRe s& Co. Proprietors. l E.-i -Airren -I5Ea.- Io Sf | ...lc
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
inVig0rator Samples Free,

To prove the wonder pI power or the Great German TnYigorator s ss2 bottle ot cihAer nnmb twill be sent Free off Charge Persons ordering a frse hottie will only hay. q ply eA preS-age on de ivcry-
 Mos p0,vorf | Electric Belts free 10 pa- tialtGs ConIr itatio". E7 imitation nEd adVice free and private.
 Cal1 or address DIR. LIEBIG S CO.,, 400 Geary street. Private entrance, 5sa Mason
 Iret- San Francisco o2dwif
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

4 telegram has been received from Secretary Teller at Military Head quarters of this Departmeat, in which he declines most positively to rescin;i his recent order directing persons living within the San Carlos reservation and upon ooAl lands to vacate the same. He holds that the coal IS the property of the Indians, and cannot be interlered with Miner.
 President Lincoln never swore, says an old-time politician, but An drew Johnson did, roundly and fuenny. So did Stanton, Seward Fessendeu and Henry Wilson little when wrought up. General Grant didn't swear, neither did General Garfield. Attorney General Brew ster can swear hucntly in three lan> guagrs. MT. Hayes swore only in his mind, and th~a only in the ab~ sence of his wife. General Arthur is too much of 8 gentleman to swear.
 Tine examination of Lieut.. Carr ;ngton, D witness ill the barley case occupies the attention of t.smA.IT .. Court Commissioner sp
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

THE Navajo Indians have T base bnll nine tlrit rccassionaily tries it's strength with picked white uine-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
HE aREAI ENGLISH REMDY

k 2 ncveI-iaIiinC cure for Neryou. sDability, Exhaust edNitality y,Semin- 1 al " eaklIesS,Sper 1ne orrliuea, aosi Manhood. IInpo- i,ency, Pa-aiy is, 1 P r O < [ atorrh aa
 aud all the terri ble effects ol
 selfabuse, youth
 full follies, and ex-
 ccSScF in mature
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

Having pur. hased this woll-known Eating Hou-e, will hereafter con duct it as a rirsf~Class Restaurant. B-.ing an experienced cook and res taurateur. 1 can assure the public that everything will be conducted tc he entire satisfaction of my cus= toners.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
TRTAL ROTTT.Es ErE.EE:.

NuTICE-T will send tlial bottle Of the REJUVEN NATOR-suii!cienI to show its merit-free ofcharge, to any one afflicted applying by letter. stating his symptoms and a Te, Communicat,uns strictly con id-.nfial
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
D.r. SPTNNEYVg' ssO ,! KEA2NY STRET. TEEA1s ALL CHRONIC AND SxxciAl
 BIsEAsI5s

fe1 fi fNGF7sSsN . n E
 THEAIs ALL CHRONIC AND SxgclAL
 DISEASES
 YOUNG MEN
 "YHO li4y BE SUFFERING FROM w the eitcsts of youthful foilies or in- discretion vii. do well to avail themselves oi this the greatest b nan ever laid at the the altar of suH ring iumanity. Dr. SHiN \ Ef will guaraatce to forfeit S5Oo for eve V case Of Sem nal V e;sh ness csF private disease uf Hny Kind IT character whici, le undertakes and ails to cure.
 MIDDLE AGED MEN-
 The are many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with 100 frequent evacuati sns of the bladder. often accom- pani ed by slight smartiir< or burning rensatiun and weakening of the system ina manner thu patient cannot account for. Il examining the urinary deposits d arovy sediment will oftcu be fonnd and sometimes small par Icles of aibumen will appear, or The color will be of thin n lk- ish hue, again changing 10 a dark and or Did appp;Ir.nce. There are many men h9 dle of iilis difficulty. ignorant ot the csI e, which is the secon sra or \ l9innl We t. nos, Dr. Spinaey will guarantee perf [ cure in all sTeh eases- nud heaithyr : tora.inn Ot the ganito- urinary o:grus.
 Office hour<-l0 10 4aad to8. Sundays from 10 Ju Il A. N. Consultation tree Thorough examination and advice, s. Call or sddre
 DIR. SPINNEY X CO.,,
 Nl7f Kcnruv street Sau EranCiScO.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
This &s.ea

This &t-ca
 k-juvEn3ttn 7 Its. uAeGY aud Nerve 'Eanic- is the legitimate res ult of tw snty yeaIs of pract,. cal experience and CURES wITR UEFAp ING GER TAINTY NeYyou and P h ca Debility, Sem wal weeE1.k..xu
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-02

THE late Republican triumph in
Iowa appears to be very hollow one
when compared with the results of other
elections in that State. In 1880 Gen
eral Garfield received a Republican
plurality Of nearly forty-six thousand
and in the State Legislature of 1928
the Republicans had a clear majority
of eighty-three on a joint ballot, and a
majority of forty-one in the House.
In the election this year the Republican
plurality was only about twenty-five
the4Sand and the Democrats made very
heavy gains in the Legislature. In the
Lower House, which was all elected
this year, the regular Republicans
number only fifty-one and the Demo
Gratis can count on forty-eight, and
perhaps one Independent vote. In the
last Congress all Of Iowa's Represen-
tatives were Republican, but in the
next there will be five Democrats and
six Republicans. These results do not
show Republican victory. Rather
they show that the rock Of Republic
canism in Iowa, as elsewhere, is crumb
ling.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-02

TWELVE STATES will hold elections
on Tuesday next. Of these, New
Jersey, Maryland, Minnesota, Massa-
chusetts and Wisconsin will elect
Governors. New Jersey and Mary
land now have Democratic Governors,
Wisconsin and Minnesota are under
Republican Governors, and Massa-
chusetts is governed by Ben Butler.
The greatest interest is centered i'll
in the elections in New Jersey, Mary
land, New York, Pennsylvania, and
Massachusetts. No State officers were
chosen in New Jersey last fall. The
Legislature was Democratic by a small
majority on joint ballot and reelected
Mr.. Mcpherson as a Senator in Con-
qress. Leon Albeit is the Democratic
candidate for Governor against Jona-
than Dixon. There does not seem to
be much doubt about Mr.. Abbett's
election. The contest in Maryland it
is believed. will be closer than for some
wears. though few Republicans are SAN
guine enough to hope for the election
Of Mr.. Holten, their candidate for Gov
ernor. 1t seems they are concentrating
their resources and bending their ener.
oies in an effort to secure majority in
tbeL Legislature. Mr.. Holten, it appears,
has been posing as the i" "fFiend Of the
worEingman. but the vigilent Demo-
cratic press Of Maryland has shown
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-02
Items.

THE public debt statement for Octo.
Der is expected to show reduction OF
about $40, 100000.
IT IS officially reported that quite a
number of smallpox cases exists in
various parts of Camden, New Jersey,
and that the disease is spreading.
SIX HUNDRED shoemakers of San
Francisco have formed a : Butler Dem
ocratic Club" to work for the nominal
tion of Benjamin F. Butler for Presi-
dent.
AN express messenger was robbed of
about $1,000 in money at Atlantic,
Iowa, on Friday evening. The robber
cut the strap and stole the entire pouch
from the messengers shoulder, eseap-
ing in the darkness.
AT meeting of Independent colored
voters in Boston, Tuesday night, a
letter was read from Wendell Phillips
recommending them to vote for Benja-
min f. Butler, lone Of the best
friends the colored man has ever had. "
A TORNADO passed over Catahoula
and Tensas parishes, in Louisiana,
Monday morning. AS far as known,
sixteen houses and a barn on different
plantations were demolished, and nine
teen persons were injured, several
badly, while three children have disap-
peared.
AN unsuccessful attempt was made
to steal the body of Mrs. Blanche
Moses, the fat woman, from her grave,
in Mount Olivet Cemetery, at Balti-
more, on Saturday night. Attendants
who had been placed to watch the
grave fired several shots and the body
snatchers fed.
DAVID ADAMS, a miser, died Of star
vation in Washington county, \. Y,
on Friday, at the age Of 65 years. Fif-
teen thousand dollars in securities
were found in his house, and his rela-
tives expect to discover twenty thou
sand more. His wife was starved to
death ten years ago.
A SHARP EARTHQUAKE shook the
Bermuda Islands on the afternoon of
the 26th inst. The oscillation, which
was accompanied by a 'roar and rumb=
ling lasted ten seconds, its direction
being from west to east. Many people
ran out Of their houses in alright.
No damage was done.
THE Old Dominion Creosoting Works
at Navy Point, near Norfolk, Virginia,
were burned before daylight Wednes-
day morning with 5000 barrels Of oil.
Loss S1O0, 900. The fire was caused by
the pressure on packing pump becom-
ing loose and allowing the oil to escape
and ignite from lamp.
TWELVE hundred pounds of dyna-
mite exploded on Sunday morning at
Brooks Tunnel, 65 miles from Pitts
burg, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. Five men, the crew Of q freight
train, who were walking along the
track near where the dynamite was
stored, were killed by the explosion.
DURING a circus performance at
New Edinburgh, Arkansas, on Tuesday
evening, some unknown miscreants
fired a volley of shots into the main
tent, A contortionist, named Duillen-
berg, was shot dead in the ring, The
seats were crowded, but none of the
audience appear to have been wounded.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-02

"WILL you lecture for us this winter ?"
wrote committee in neighboring town
to Delaware editor; and the editor replied
as follows: " No cannot lecture for you
this winter. 1 never delivered but one
lecture and that was last summer. My
neighbor's cow jumped in my garden and
I went down in my night shirt and lee
tured to her but she didn't seem to get in
terested in the discourse. She jumped a
five rail fence and ran away right in the
middle Of my lecture. The man who
cannot hold the interest of brindle cow
has no business to lecture to intelligent
people. Suppose you write to my wife !;
she's the hest lecturer in the family and is
good for every night in the season"
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-02
Three Types of Styles.
NESTS OF MICE, KITTENS HEADS AND
THE LIKE ON THE HATS OF
THE PERIOD

The rageiust now for hat ornaments is
kittens heads and nests Of mice, which
will take with lovers Of the unique.
Three new hats are types of the pre-
vailing styles, A really very pretty
togue is of black tulle embroidered
with pompadOur sprigs of bright flowers
in front. 1t is further ornamented
with large, loosely-hoOped rosette of
Rose Dubarry ribbons, in the midst OF
which nestles a richly jeweled OWLS
head. Very eccentric was a Henri ~.
hat of yellowish long pile beaver, with
brim fiat and narrow. DON'T be
alarmed, timid ones, when tell you
that the ornament was a nest OF mice
forming a bow! The third one was
soft blue felt, hat on one side of which
was bow of blue velvet and satin.
On this was a bird with open wings,
and from under the bow peeps a kittens
head, as though it might be lying in
wait for the pretty songster. Pigons'
wings and cocks heads, find much favor
for ornaments and let me say that the
muff Of the season will be velvet or
plush to match the dresses, with kit
ten or seagull disposed in front. A
very pretty little bonnet is surrounded
with a double puff of light golden
brown velvet, with full crown Of a
darker shade. Between the puffs across
the front seven dainty humming-birds
are disposed at intervals. An addi-
tional trimming Of several blue tips and
an aigrette are fastened by three more
humming-birds. -Nelg York Letter, IN
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-02

THE OFFICERS Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company know how to con-
duct their own business, no doubt, but
their custom of Withholding from the
public information in regard to changes
in the time Of passenger trains until
the day before the changes go into
effect, is pretty hard for the average
mind to give reason for. For nearly
a week before the present winter ar
rangement went into effect on the Del
aware road, it was known that impor-
tant changes were to be made in the
running time of trains, but the new
schedules were furnished neither to the
station agents nor to the newspapers
until the Friday night previous to the
Monday on which the new arrangement
took effect. As the greater number of
the Peninsular weekly papers had gone
to press with their issue of that week
when the new schedule reached them,
they, of course, could not acquaint their
readers of the changes made in the
running Of trains until the new ar
rangement had been in effect nearly
week. Country people depend almost
entirely on their local papers for infor-
nation about the running Of trains on
local roads, and the custom of the
Pennsylvania company in this matter,
so far as the Peninsula is concerned,
must often cause a great deal of that
vexation which comes to person who
misses a train. The newspapers are
usually blamed, and the failure of the
new schedule to appear ascribed to the
publishers neglect, no doubt, when, in
truth, the publisher may have spent in
hour of valuable time on his publica-
tion day in trying to get some reliable
information about the changes he knew
were to occur. We trust that the rail
road officials who have charge of this
matter will consider the Importance of
giving their Peninsular patrons, through
the columns of the newspapers, due
and timely notice Of coming changes in
the running of passenger trains.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-02
Artu advertisements.
Mothers Spinning Wheel.
Concerning One Article that was Not For
Sale, and Another which Is Cheap
Mt AnY Price.

mo, sir. l wouldn't sell You that for any
money; that spinning-wheel was my moth
er's. 1t was one day, when she was singing
like lark and making this old wheel hum,
that my father, then a young medical stu
dent, afterwards a farmer, fell in love with
her-some fifty years ago."
So spoke the proprietor OF rough Dit OF
farm land in Ulster county, N. Y, to a relic
hunter, and "mother's' spinningwheel re-
manned among her children and grandchild-
rem.
my mother" writes Rev. J. W. Phelps,
pastor of st. Paul's NJ. E. Church, Chicago,
has used PARKER's TONIC, and wishes me
to say that she has found it more effective
than anything she ever used for invigorattng
and strengthening the system debilitated by
malaria. She desires me also especially to
mention the certainty with which 1t alds
digestion and overcomes exhaustion"
Ever since the first household was estab-
lished mothers opinion has been more
potent in this world than that of judge, jurist
or physician Her hand has always cooled
the fever and her voice has been filled with
hope With each days decline, PARkEk'S
TONIC is becoming more deservedly popular
with the women who guard alike husband
and children 1t eradicates malarial poison
from the blood, from which there Is now
such widespread suffering.
Please observe: DIR. PARkER'S TONAC
is not an intOIicdm 1t is q combination of
several ingredients of which none singly
can produce anything like its effect. For
Kidney, Stomach and Liver troubles, 1t is the
standard and unfailing remedy. In two
sizes; so cents and 81. The latter the cheaper,
HIsCox & Co., Chemists, New York.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-02

TENNYsON is bit backward with
that poem on the Queens gillie, and
we don't blame him. 1t must make a
poet feel mighty tired to ask him to
tune his Tyre and sing a dirge about
plain John Brown, without trimmings.
If that is the sort of work that is to be
put on a poet laureate, Mr.. TennysOn
will be justifable in asking for an in
crease Of salary.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-02

81 don't believe you ever intend to pay
me that little bill, said Brown angrily
to Bixby, whom he met on the street.
swell, declare, 2 said Bixby; g is it pos
sible that you have just found that out.
I am disappointed in you. 1 always
thought you were a man OF keen percep-
ton. If any person had come to me and
asked my honest opinion about your judg-
ment would have said it was sound, and
yet it has taken you two years to find out
that I don't pay bills. Seems to me you'll
have to brush up your faculties or you'll
get left by the accommodation train one OF
these days''
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-02
A NEW
ASSORTMENT

of Square shawls from $1.OO upwards,
and Long Shawls from $3.50 upwards.
Our stock of Ladies', Misses, Child
ren's, Infants Shoes embrace all the
best and sensible styles in the market.
We do not buy every foolish style that
comes on the market.