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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26
A Bargain in the Peters Homestead.

The rumor which was in circulation two
weeks ago that Mr. H. VI. Hall had pur-
chased the Peters homestead, in this city.
proves incorrect and We learn that this
charming old residence is still in the mar
ket. At the price for which it is offered. 1t
i an investment that would return a band
some profit. if purchased simply as specu-
lation. and the reason Of its remaining IN
sold is the fact that our business men are
very generally employing their capital IN the
business in which they are engaged.
To those seeking a summer residence We
know Of no such opportunity as this home
stead offers. Its location is central and al
the same time is one of the most command
ing in the city. The building is large and
commodlous and the grounds around il could
easily be converted into most beautiful pleas
ure grounds. Our city must soon prove at
tractive to those desiring quiet summer
home. little retired from the sea-shore and
the fashionable centers which gather on the
coast.
II now has steamboat communication with
Rock land three times per week, We are prom
ised railroad connections with Bangor by
November next, which will extend to Sulli-
van Falls within the year, and, by the way OF
Lamoir.e, we are within less than two hours
of Bar Harbor. The distance to Union
River Bay is only three miles and the beau
ties of this Bay fully equal, and many think
surpass, those of Frenchman's Bay, now SO
popular.
With all these advantages Of location the
old homestead offers unsurpassed attractions
10 the summer resident. About one hun
dred wears ago this property was purchased
Sy Melatiah Jordan, the FIRST Collector Of the
FreDehman's Bay district, and descended
from him to his on-in-law, the late Andrew
Peters, in whose family the title still re-
mains and by some members of which it
has been occupied as residence until with
In few months.
inquiry may be made Of Charles Peters,
Esq. of Ellsworth, from whom full informa-
ton relative to the property and terms Of
Purchase can be obtained.
Ellsworth, Maine, July 10, 1888. 4w29
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The hay weather the past week has
been all that could be desired, and large
quantity has been harvested. The hay crop
is large and several are selling and deliver
ing at barns for ten dollars per ton.
Vegetable gardens and fields are all
promising abundant harvests and farmers
are in good spirits.
Rev. Mr.. Ingalls, of Eastbrook favored
us withtwo good sermons at the Hall on
Sunday, the 22d.
The daughters Of NJ. A. Foster. ESQ.,,
celebrated his seth birthday BY gathering
at their old homestead on Thursday last
The occasion was enjoyable.
Augustus jain, an old German. who
came to this country from his native land
when young man, died here last week. the
probable cause being intemperance.
Mr.. John Johnson who has been en-
ployed constantly for 10 years past by n.
II. Buzzell, has gone to Grand Lake stream
for the Shaw Brothers.
j. w. Foster went to Bangor, Tuesday,
with ten bushels Of new potatoes dug this
season. Nj.
July "a.
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory

CoseREGArfoxAL-Preaehng at 10 80 A. u, sapoa'h
School at II i5 4. NJ Evening Service al ~ =. n.
DEMONSTRATING at and Ia n SsooaIh sehoo y.
atlP.A. Weekly Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening ~
Tl-2 CLOCK
UsITARIAN.-Church service at 10 30 A. NJ anu SuuA'
Sehoolat IL As A N. 1850. 49,, =,
Misunderstanding at 10 30 An saooath scnooi n
2P.M ,...t..
MISUNDERSTANDING at 2: Is 2. NJ fraNT "eeH"e
7SlPN. sunday school u u '. NJ ao
UNION TEMPERASCk MEkrING.-kvery suhuas ~'''S
Pm at Peters Hall
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PORTLAND, July n

Burglars entered the house of L. A.
Mitchell on Green street, last night and stole
about 500 in jewelry and money. The
woman left light burning on the first floor
with the windows open and the baby in the
cradle aud went out to make call. The
thieves took the light and ransacked the
lower part Of the house.
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MARINE LIST.


Thursday. July 10.
SAILED.
sch Red Rover. Lockhart. Rondout.
FRIDAY, July %.
ARRIVED.
Sch o,ronto. Hammond. Boston.
sch Arbnrrcr. Clark, Boston
Sch hinncolA. Smith. Boston.
SAILED.
Sch .enr.irtta. Woodward. Rondout
Sch Frank Maria. Woodward. Rondout.
saturday, July II.
ARRIVED.
Sch Catharine, D~igc. Ron.iout.
SCH II W. 'u-huan, Farrell. Boston.
Sch Frank Pierre, Grant, Portland
SAILED
Sch Olive Branch. Farrell. Rnndoui.
sch Copy, MiilIkcn. Providence.
sunday, Juy -.
ARRIVED.
sch Telegraph. Remick. Boston.
sch craps, liarvy, Rotkland.
sch Wm.H. Archer Ii.liatty Boston.
Monday, July ~.
ARRIVED.
sch capt. John. Holt Boston
Sch NoO'lcnck. llamet, ROckland.
SAILED
Sch senator. Cheney. Providence.
Tuesday. July y.
Sch Mnneols. smith. Boston.
SAILED.
Sch yanhalia, Alley. Vineyard Haven.
WEDNESDAY. July %.
SAILED
sch Victory. Mirik-n. Rondout
Sch Catliarine. Doigc, Ronduut.
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Proposed Arbitration in the Tele-
qraphers' Strike.
NEW YORK, July a.

wv IWIsh' nv IT
The Board Of Trade have passed resolu-
ton recommending that arbitration should
end the Geographic trouble; that the courts
viii furnish adequate and speedy relief. and
that Their assistance should be invoked IN
less steps are speedily taken to remedy the
present difficulty in an equitable manner.
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STATE OE MAINE

HANCOCK ss-Court Of Probate. Bluehr,
July Term, A. a.. 1883
Accounts having been fled for settlement In es.
tates of
ABIGAIL F. GRINDLE, late of Penobscot
deceased.
Israel T. Grindle, Adm
ANN N. MCPHERSON, late Of Eden, d..
ceased.
Everard H. Greedy, Ex'r.
GEORGE c. CLOSSON, late of Brookiin
deceased.
Robert A. Friend Ext
ORDERED-That the said accountants give notice
10 all persons interest d. Oy causing copy of this
Order to be published three weeks succe- sively In
the Ellsworth American that they may appear at
Probate Court to De- holden at Ellsworth on the
First Vein sday of August next at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and -haW cause, II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
3w2ss PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true COPY Attest: -CHAs. T. UORR Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.
HASCoCK S. Court Of Insolvency, third We'd
nesday of July, A. ID. ISIS
In the matter ofHenry Is Darling Of Bluehin and
Isaac ID. Goodsin OF Dedham, Insoivent Debtors.
TT Is hereby ordered that motto. be given 70 all
persons interested la the settlement of the a..
counts 81 II. r Hamlin and }. 7 Hinckley A.sig
ne-s of the above named Insolyent Debtors by
causing copy Of this order to b. published two
weeks successfully In the Ellsworth American u
newspaper printed or published in Eiswor h. in
said County. that they may appear at Court Of
Insolvency 10 be held At the Probate Ofice on the
first Thursday Of August next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon and be heard thereon, and object II they
2W29s PARKER TUCK
Judge OF insolvent Court Hancock County,
true Copy Attest -CHAs. 7. DoRR, Register.
To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County
Of Hancock.
THE undersigned administrator OF the estate OF
i John +. onley late OF Castine, in said Coun-
i deceased respectfully represents that the goods
and chattels. rtrhts and credits OF said deceased
are not sufficient topty his just debts and charges
Of admin strauon, by the sum OF four hundred
dollars Wherefore your petitioner prays your
Honor 10 grant him License to sell. at public or
deceased. situated on the s"utheasterly side of
Perkins street. In said Castine. being all Of the
real estate OF the deceased tand that par isl sale
the'eof would greatly depreciate the value OF the
resdue) to satisfy said debts and charges OF adj.
minirtration.
GEORGE II. wITHERLE.
Castne. July g 1883
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss:-Court of Probate, Bluehill,
July Term, A. u. 1853.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED That
said petition give public notice to all persons in
terrsied. by causing a copy of the petition
and this order thereon, 70 De published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth american "a
newspaper print or pub ished Ia Ellsworth In
said County, that they may appear at a Court OF
Probate for said County 10 be held at Ellsworth
ont arst day OF august next at ten Of the
have. why the prayer OF said petitioner should not
b, granted.
3~2s' PARKER TUX, Judge.
Attest CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
true copy Attest:-CHAs. r. DORR. Register.
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investigating the Disappearance Of
the Menhaden.

Senators Lapham and Cali, Of the Senate
Committee on Foreign relations. and Mr..
Mcdonald. of the L. 5. Fish Commission,
are in the city to inquire into the causes Of
the disappearance of the mennadcn from the
waters on this coast
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Oh OLIVER oI1soH & CO., BOSTON.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice u al
] concerned. that she has been duly apo Mt d
and has taken upon herself, the trust Ar
Aduinstr. triA Of the Estate Of Nathaniel Robin.
", late OF Deer Isle In the County OF Hancock
Mariner. deceased,
by giving bond a. the Law directs she there
fore requests all persons who are indebted 10 the
said deceased's estate, a. make iInme late pay
ment, and those who have any demands thereon ~
exhibit the same for payment.
HANNAH ROBBINS.
July 5. 1858. 3w3o
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Failure Of a Lumber Company.
PORTLAND. July "A.

The Canton Lumber Mills Company has
failed. The liabilities are reported at $50
600. The Company claims it can pay IN full
if time is given.
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New Advertisements This Week.

on, nrlt,apces-,Iames ,. Davis. Mayor.
Motto. ~ Fnr,, iosur--t 'yntha Drummer
AitpiuisiratriN Notoe-lIannah Robbins
Ia.f,r,, Maine Railroad COMPANY l.. A Emery. Clerk
Hos Natch cases arr Made n, -.ione W atch case
FACTORY
Main, WESLEYAN Seiuinary-Geo. z. Rawen.
PaCk.t-SidntA : HAMA
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Local NOTICES.

Our advice is not to smoke, but II you will
make smoke hole of your mouth, get the
best you can for your money. Go to Holmes
Bros, on Main Street and ask for the 1883
brand of cigar. 1t 10 the best 5 cent cigar
in the market and il made expressly for
their trade. Try it. and you will take no
other.
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Honest.
Of adulteration ana fraud,

In these days Of adulteration ana fraud,
in all branches Of business and pursuits, it
is pleasing to know that there is one medi-
cine prepared which is strictly pure. Such
medicine is Sulphur Bitters in curing
scrofula; you can depend on them every
time. w. B. EvERrs, A. NJ, Charleston,
sc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

Mr.. c. Z. Burrill, reports the line Il
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would be
furnished bv a National Bank. 3tf
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If it qcere possible

to get the testimony Of the multitude who
have used HOOPS SARsAPARILLA for de-
blity, languor. lassitude. and that general
feeling OF stupidity, WEAKNESS and exhaus.
ton which every one feels during this season,
We should be able to present TO our readers
such an overwhelming mass Of commend
atory messages, that the few who have not
tried IL would do so at once. II is positive
fact. and has been 50 efIectually demon
strated that no one to-day denies 1t, that
Hoods Sarsaparllla contains more real med
cinal value than any article before the people.
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Ellsworth Branch Of yhs SINGER xFy, Co.

Dealers in the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine, also parts, attachments. needles.
oil &c, for this and other makes of ma
chimes. and machines repaired.
J. II. Brown, Manager.
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If you are in want of Moving Ma
chine, Horse Rake, or any kind of Farm
Machinery. come and see me before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
J. II. Brown, Agent,
l1H. Ellsworth, Me.
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NsV Vail Papers.

A nes stock Of Wall Papers, Borders,
Dsdos. and FREEZES. Of all styles and prices
also Curtain fixtures, Curtains shades with
Nickel rings. Pulls, Chains and Tassels 10
match. Call in and see them at ]. A.
HALEs Book Store, Main ST., Ellsworth
Ne.
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The Weather..
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office of the Chief Signal Officer. ?
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July 25-l a. NJ. }
Indications
For New England, fair weather, station
ary or rising barometer, nearly stationary
temperature, winds mostly northerly.
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MARRIED.

East SuIliyan-Juiy !. BY Rev. c. l.. Bang
hart, Mr. Charles A. Lamp~on, Of Ellsworth I.
and Mis-. Sadie Farrow, Of Winter Harbor.
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"Hov ARE YoU To-p4yp" Quite pei,
having purified my blood With The Trps
IL. F." Atwood Asdioins, ~. r.
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ANEMoNE.

The hotels are filling up very fast. Wis
itors are coming earlier and in greater num-
bers, TO this beautiful summer resort, this
season than in any previous wear. We are
glad that some Of these health and pleasure
seekers are eminent for their good morals
They remember the Sabbath TO keep it holy.
On the morning of the Lords Day they find
their way to our modest preaching places
Here they can worship God without the aid
of ritualistic millinery and aumpery. How
delightful and quiet would our Sabbaths be,
at this point on Mt. Desert that God has
touched with so much beauty, if it we're not
for the howl Of the steamboat and the rattle
Of the buckboa We think il would be a
great deal better for the morals Of our COM
munity If the steamboat and buck board bus
mess. would cease as far a. the Sabbath is
concerned
The farmers have ENJOYED the excel
lent ha,making weather of the past few
days. Make your hay when the sun shines
but not on the day that the Lord has given
for rest and worship.
The Rev. o. II. Fernald and family are
spending their vacation here.
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RosToS-Ar. July 81. Sch. Anna 5. Murch.
Adams, Rondout.
Ar july =, schs. Mary Augusta, Hot South
Amboy. Adam Bowlb,, kief Rondout; Python.
Pomruy. Rnndout, Luelia, sadlrr. Ellsworth
NISEfARD HAvKN-Ar. Jolly IL, Schs. CITY of
Els orth. Eon,ey, for Boston, Abigail Haynes,
Trcwurgy, Tor Boston.
NEW YoRK-Ar. July ~. sch storm Petrol.
HerTIck. from Gardiner.
Passed through Hell Gate 2Oth. bound East, sch.
Castihan, Means, for Boston.
PERTH AaBoi sid July l., sch. E. n Brsns-
com. Lori. Bangor.
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DR.. MACALASTER'S o.. os,, %ss,

Gated Cotton for Toothache the chdren's friend
and the Mothers comfort. II deadens the nerve
and gives permanent relief. For sale by dealers
| In medicine. lyr3Ds
Arizona silver belt., 1883-11-10
|aturaay, November. 10. 1888.
The Dear Creatures.


 The dark ages-a woman's between 25 and sixty.-Burlington Free Press.
 "Sofa so good" remarked the young man who couldn't get too close to his best girl.-Boston Star.
 In order that your husband may not forget to bring in coal, place the bod near the door where he can fall over it.
 There are 100000 widows in Ger many, it is said. Some of the hus- bands arc in Heaven, but the majority are in this country.
 "Yes, my wife. is good poker-play- er," says Long Island farmer; and then he adds, "She is also just as handy with the ongs."--Commercial Advertiser.
 An exchange remarks that the moon is just right now for buggy riding. No doubt it is, but the average young nen prefers to ride with a pretty girl. -Burlingtoa Free Press.
 Divorces from actors.on the ground ofcruelty are becoming quite common. This shows that actors when at home rehearse all kinds of scenes except those in which love-making are con. cerned.
 An Ohio breach of promise suit brought out letters on which the post age was 32 cents, and in which the word darling" was used 62O times.
 A Connecticut woman has written to the Emperor of Brazil and asked him If he won't please emancipate the slaves of that country. He will prob- ably do so to oblige her.
 An Indianapolis widow who wears No. 1 shoes claims to have had sixteen offers of marriage directly on account of her feet. Must have been from men who expected to be kicked.
 A Lafayette lady-a model wife and mother--broke her husband of the sa- loon habit by walking up to the bar beside him and calling for the beer. She broke the awful silence, as they walked home, with the remark: II love you, my husband, and if you are going to hell, I'm going right along with you"
Arizona silver belt., 1883-11-10
A Neyvbsirg Romance.

The centennial is not the only theme of gossip at Newburg and that imme. diate part of New York State. There has been within few days remark. able revival of . popular subject for --onsing society small talk years ago, As the story goes an Englishman calling himself James Gardner ap- peared at Cochscton thirty years ago, and hired himself as a farm laborer. There was everything mysterious about him; he always had plenty of money; was said to have received re- mittances under another name than Gardner, and used to boast when in his cups that he was rich. But spite of gossip he soon married the daugh- ter of Farmer Mitchell, who employed him and at once bought a farm near the village. Here they lived happily until 1867, when Gardner took his wife and five children to England. Then the wife learned to her dismay that her husbands real name was not Gardner but Isaac Poole, and that he had been forced to leave England be- cause of crimes committed in it. The husband deserted her at once, but he gave her money enough to return home with her children and support them for long time. They settled at Newburg, and for many years the husband kept up regular correspon. dence with the wife, and signed him. self Isaac Poole. But he never TO. turned to her; why, Newburg people never knew, no more they did the SC. cret of Poole's life. The wife was killed by the cars last August, and the children have scattered. Now comes a letter from England asking fol Poole's children, and saying that Poole was danGaSously ill, and wished to divide among them property of over $1,o00, ,OO0. Springfield Republi. can.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-11-10
Law |. Relat,e. ts Newspapers


 First. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the contrary, are con- sidered as wishing, to continue their subscription.
 Second. If subscribers order the discontinuance of their periodicals, the publishers may continue to send them until all arrearages are paid.
 Third. If subscribers neglect to or refuse to take their periodicals from the office to which they have been directed, they are held responsible till they have settled their bill and or. dered their paper discontinued.
 Fourth. If subscribers move to other places without informing the publisher, and the papers are sent to the former directions they are held responsible.
 Fifth. The courts have decided that refusing to take periodicals from the office, or removing and leaving them uncalled foris prima facia evidence of intentional fraud.
 Sixth. Any person who receives . newspaper and makes use of it, wheth. CT he has ordered it or not, is held in law a subscriber.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-11-10
Tint Publication, November ., A. D. 1888. Application Ne. 85o for . Patent.
 DEFIANCE MINE.

| us. LAND OFFICE at Tucson, A. T., ! |, October Sl, 1888. ' Notice is hereby given that the Arizona 1N Commercial Company by Caleb T. Fay, Agent whose postoffice address is Globe, Arizona, has made application for a patent for 14s2 linear feet of the Defiance mine or vein bearing silver and other met. als, with surface ground $40 feet in width, situated in Globe Mining District, County signated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office, as lot No. 6S.
 Said Lot No. 6S being us follows, t0-wit: Beginning at a monument of stone by discovery shaft; thence N. 76H deg. E. 815 it. to the initial monument marking the eaSterly end center of claim, at a post 6xd ins. square in a monument of stones, marked ID. No. I. P.r; thence $, ,12 deg. 06 min. E. 172 it. s. k. cor. of claim at post 6x8 ins No. 2"; thence s. T deg. A min. w. I46 it. to U. 5. NJ. M. No. 3 land N. K. COT. of Lot No S7 A. 1482 it. to location monument s. W. GOT of claim, at post 6X6 inS. in mound of stones, marked 9D. No. B." g. v deg. H min W. IA it. N. w. cor. Lot S7 A.; thence N. IF deg. O6 min. w. B5 it. to bottom of rayine at a post 6x6 ins. square in mound of stones, marked ID. No. 4; thence N. 12 deg. 06 min. w. 2O6 ft,to N. W. cor. of claim at a Pooe oAO illss oQd4IC li stCulu oA StOuVS, marked "D. No. q thence N. v deg. AZ min. E. l4S2.l ft to ME. cor. of claim at a post 6x6 ins. square irimound of stones marked sD. No. 6"; thene s. 12 deg: 06 min. B. IFS ft. to post and monument "D. No. I. F." place of beginning, containing l1.62 acres. Variation IS deg, W min. East.
 This claim iSlsituated about two miles northcasterly iron the town of Globe.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the KQcOr1orSc oN3aa pf Nilo Cnunfy ri ZOna.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of ssh Defiance mine or sur Iace ground ara required to file their ad- verse claims wfiA tie Register of the U. s. Land Office at Tucson, Arizona, during the SlSty days publication hereof. or they will st.t,arr Ss pared by virtue of the provisions of the a s hereby ordered that the foregoing wsas ,,sned for the pfiod of ten consecutive weeEs weeks in THE A1IzoNA SILVER BELT, claim. BEN: k. THOMAS, Register.
 Nov. S-l0w
Arizona silver belt., 1883-11-10

.m.McNeIly
 PROPRIETOR. Champion Billiard
 HAL L,- Cor. Main and Push Street. Globe, Arizona finest.
 Wines, Liquors and Cigars, to Q. found in .h. Territory. A frs. class Billiard Table and Club Room! attached. The latest period. calls and maga- zines constantly on hand for the accommoda. lien of cnstomsra aud the public generally.
 o. K. |C 0 R R A L. CHANCE or PRoPRIsToRsuIr. Tlhc subscriber has leased the above Cor. j. ral and is prepared to give owners of Stock loft in his care,
 PERFECT SATISFACTION. He will keep Herd under earenai men. SADDLE HORSES
 Always on Hand. BUGaIEs have been ordered from San Francisco.
 STYLISH OUTFITS E At.Living Prices:  D@REMEMBER the o. K. Corral on Oss Street, Globe, A T. P. c. ROBERTSON.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-11-10
STYLISH OUTFITS

At Living pHoes.: ~REMEMBER the o. K. Corral on Oas Street, Globe, A T.
 P. c. ROBERTSON.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-11-10

This great Tonic has been introduced to the people of the Mississpp Valley the past thirteen years
 There is nothing of te kind extant that eopa,s |, stimuant, an apettnsr or antidyspeptic 1t is par ticularly adapted to malarious districts and asa PREVENTATIVE OF CHILLS # FEVER Is not surpassed.
 It is endorsed by the best chemists as the most ef cacious strengthening Tonic this country has ever produced the value of which will be recognized by sli who may use them. Private citizens of Arizona visiting St. Louis have expressed their con, ictions that 1t is ecuory aan, cd to the wants of that Territory, and needs only trial to insure its speedy introduction there
 Orders addressed to THE WEST INDIA MANrPsc rERlNG COMPANY VIII be pro,npt,r eyecu.nd
 Iec 13.E
Arizona silver belt., 1883-11-10

Thanking the people of Globe and vicinity for their liberal patronage in the past, ,sana hoping by Far Dealing and Reasonable Prices to merit continuance of the same, l am yours truly,
 c. S. VAN WAGENEN.