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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
4 New Canal Company.

The valleys of tue Salt and Gila riv- CTS are fortunate in the possession [ immense ar as of agricultU al land that cat be brought under irrigation and cultivation. The large compal -s al ready organ'zed, now buildiIg canals of huge dimensions, are demonstrating the peculiar adaptation of the .soil to tb.
 producuon Of fruits and cereals. and are transf"rmIng thousands of acres of desert into blooming orchards and gar oens.
 The latest and most gigantic enter prise uf this kind has already begun is wurk uf constructing a canal above Pine nix. This company Is called the Ari- zona Canal Company. and takes the water from Salt river, at the junction of the Verde. Among the parties inter- ested are Messrs W. A. Hancock and kales X Lewis. Of Phenix; the Bank of California and Anglo California Bank. of San Francisco, together with a DOW erful Eastern syndicate. Hon. Clark Churchill, of Prescott, is President. hales * Lewis, of Pheuix. Treasurer and k. k Irott, Superintendent. The capital stock, Sl,0OO,OO, ls all sub scribed, and SjO0,OOO have been secured on mortgage, to develop the work. A contract has been let to w. J. Murphy for the construction of seventeen miles of canal, and he has already in the field over two hundred men and one hundred teams. Altogether thirty-fi five miles of main canal will be constructed, which will carry 4O0u0 inches of water, and will be completed ln the fall of 1884, ID time for planting the crops Of the fol- lowing year. The acreage of tillabl- land brought under irrigation by thi> scheme, Is stated by the ID st conserva- tive opinions Co aggregate lo0,O00, while some place 1t as hIgh as 60l,0O0 which is doubtless an eXtravagHnt estimate.
 All portions of the Territory of Ari- zona are watching with interest and pride the strides of advancement going forward about Phenix, and rejoice m the permanent prosperity of that section. It ls already supplying large portion of he Territory with fruits and grain, and in less than five years. 1t IS safe to assert, the increase in its production will be fully three hundred per cent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
The First romatoe, in Pennsylvania
Bermuda Letter PittsburE Dispatch.

Bermuda Letter Pittshurg Dispatch.
 It is stated that many years ago a Der mudian was SO unfortunate as tO be lm- prisuued for some ofiense in the jail at York. Pennsylvania. One day he plant ed some seeds he had in his possession in the jail yard. About the time the plants blussomed his sentence expired. and he left the town. The iailor's wife was interested m the plants aud watched their growth. \ small brlght-red fruit appeared on the vines, and all persons were cautioned against touching the fruit as 1t was considered poisonous. One day the Bermudian returned, and seeing the love apple matured, called for pepper, salt and vinegar, with which he seasoned some of the apples, winch, to the horror of the jailor's wife, he pro ceeded to eat with a relish. He quleted the woman's fear by explaining the na- ture of the vegetable. The precIous seeds of the remaining tomatoes were carefully distributed among the neigh bor=, and SD the cool, delicious tomato became a common garden vegetable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

Two English sailors went ashore with their parrot m a Japanese port to see one of the famous jugglers. At every trick one of the sailors would say: "Now, wasn't that clever? Wonder what he'll do next Y After a large number of tricks, followed each time by the sane remark, the juggler made a mistake and dropped burning stlck on a pile Of fire works. The bombs and crackers e1- ploded, tore off part of the matched roof, dispersed the audience and scorch- ed the parrots tail feathers. The ex- plOsiOn was hardly over when the par. rot called out: "NOw, wasn't that eJevsrS Wonder what he'll do next q
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

A very daring robbery was committed
 at the Fashion Saloon, at an early hour this morning The safe of that Instltu-
 tlon IS used by the pruprietors of the
 various games to deposit their sacks of coin m, when the games close, towards
 morning. This morning the last deposit vas made about half past three o'clock, and at a later hour 1t was discovered that the safe bad been robbed ot S3OlO m coin. Or this amount, Sl.0l5 was the propertv of Paddy Woods: Sl,4iO be- iong.d to Thomas < O., and 500 was owned by Clark Galloway and Cannon. The man who presi led at the bar and had charge Of the safe IS named Johnny Ross. He states that he left the bar about . o'clock tOtakeacup of coffee Ht the lunch counter, and the theft must have been consumma'ed at that time. hut by whom he has no idea. strange circumstance in this connection lS t9e fact that other packages of monev we -'
 m the safe, but. althougn larger n bulk, were Of less value, containing more Mexican silver. One of these packages was removed from the top of the pack ages selected and set aside, the thieves apparently possessing accurate knoWl- aage of the exact contents of each pack age. The police are on the lookout t1r the perpetrators Of the theft, although but little hope is expressed that even n
 portion of the money will toe recovered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

W. H. Garbard accused a man named Marks of stealing his clothing, On the Black Hills road above Prescott. He followed the latter to Stemmer's Station on Saturday, and in the trouble which ensue,l, shot Marks m the thigh, caus ing a severe wound. Garbard Is now in iail
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

Courier: Colonel Zabriskies lecture on the Conquest of Mexico pleased our people very much. It was beauti- ful condensation of all that Is noble, sad and patriotic in the history of the eventfnl period during which the sons fl Spain conquered and bamboozled the greatest Indian nation that ever existed on thls continent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

Mir. W E. Stevens, the leading hard ware merchant of this city, has secured the right fur Pima county for the manufacture and sale of the Asbestine water pipe, the cheap est and best pipe in the world for irrigation and drainage purposes. It IS practically indestructible, and long con- tinued use in Southern California and elsewhere has proven 1t e. be the most economical and at the same tune the most desirable pipe in use. It Is made and laid where 1t k needed, m rapid and substantial manner, and at once fossilizes into a solid rock, m9ervlous to water or gases. It IS superior to glazed pipe. terra cOtta or brick, as lt does not choke mp and Is more enduring. + does not break or -ust, nor wIll fungus gr W on #. Hundreds of miles of # are m daily use in Southern California alone, and all who have used 1t are loud m their praises of its great worth. Here in Ari- zona, where freight Is SO very high on iron piping. the Asbestine pipe will be found particularly available, as all the materials necessary for its construct on either exist naturally here or can be rheaply procurel Persons needing piping should give MT. Steve IDS a coll be- fore purchasing elsewhere. In the va irons classes of hardware MT. Stevens. as a dealer, stands pre-eminent. Every tirst-class stove manufactory Tn the United States has been placed m der contribution to complete his stock and supply his growing trade. Roof ug either of sheetiron or tin, is made ( speciality. Crockery, glass and plat cd ware are also largely carried. His pric g. are without the pale uf competition 2 Give him a call
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
Notice to Creditors

EsrATE OF MANUEL SOTO. DECEASED. II Notice ls hereby given to a ! creditors of and persons having claims against the estate of man uel Soto. deceased. 70 present. them with th- proper vouchers to the undersIgred ad drIz-i-tT tor Of the es H-e of said dereazsd- within Tour months after the hrsr publication lf thi- nollce. at hls place of business No. lf Nam streei' ln Iucson, Pima county, A r. --,,.,-,-
 May g. Iss9. B. HEINZ NANN.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

Nr. John Bartlett is in from Gro Bfanco. He states that 1t IS reported there that the Blanc and Interstroth n me has been sold bv Mir. Blaisdell to eastern parties for S300,O00, the sel CTS rt serving an interest therein. This mine has been located and relocated for q e past eight years. and Is regar led as a -erv vable mineral deposit or, veln. Pima county's bonanzas are rapidly passing into the hands Of eastern capitalists. but there are hundreds Of tham still left
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
pr. Liehig's InVigorafor

No. the o0lT positive cure for FROST ATOk- RAMA Prre of either InEIgorator. S2 per bot tls. siv for SI1. Sent to any address on receipt of price. or C.. O. b. Responsible persons can pay urer ru-ad. Sfrlcte-t secrecy maIufuued. Patients cured at home. Dr. Lisbig's Di-pen- -ary -4- au elegant Drug Store in irs building. Too frequent generations of the bladder and R1rv Sediment Iu urine are syup ptOus 0f Sec ordarv seminal Weakness and Prostaturrhea. touuisiut- readily yield to the DR- LIEBIG IEFR WFNr.
 Ordinary Case>--Any recent ca=e Of special OF rrvsf- dizease= cured for SIU Esrledl es suf- rrlert to cure vIu be prompt sent. eifh full directions and advice ou receipt Of slI. Ali packages are securely covered from n0seryatlon.
 Inyigorator ~aiupis~ Free
 Iu prove fhe wonderful ptNer Q. tle 1EEAr GFEMtS ISvG0EtTrE Ss bottle or either number qIil ha s.u- free of charge. lers0ns lrdarrn-a fraa bottle vl-l only have to pay ex- uraszsiara on ta iVHrT.
 Nasf Powerful Electric Bells Free to Patfrnt-. fousuitafisn, Examination and advice frea and urls1.-.
 Dg fITFsIG d Co. toO Geary st. Private Entrance. soy Mason Ss. =. D.. Gal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
Probate Notice.

IN MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF FRAN l -i-co tsrullq. decessed- In Probate Court. Pima county. A IT.
 Fu-u ulut to an order Of sad Court made on fHe --h day of May, ls-3 notce IS hereby gwen fra- Ihuu,iay. The lt1 day or June. tssl at n 1'c oct A Do. cf sald day. at the court room of sad Court. at Che County C0ur-huuse m the county lt F1ua. have been -er az The time and pIrca for proving th7 wlll af -aid Fraaci-co Car ullr. -cea-at. and for hearirg the aps shcauon 1t Leo ult1 tlrrIlo for The I-suarre Co him of iet CTS t-sfarFen tary. when and where any per- son interest si may appear and contest the sane.
 Da-sd May - Is-s.
 myl2 4tW LA ANDERSON. Jr.. Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

Phenix Gazette: On last Saturday. about two miles from Antelope station Leonard Clanton, boy about b wears old, son of \. c. Clan on was killed while lassoiug horses. The boy among others was in a corral lassoing the snl- mals when one ran over him, and ln falling he struck his head on rock and instantly died
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

Charles Schneider. the man wounded in Wilcox few days ago by PoindeI- ter. was brought to Tucson by hls friends yesterday, and care secured for him at the Sisters hospital. Dr. Handy. who is attending him. thinks the wound through his lungs very dangerous one, and although there IS always hope while there is life. the chances are great against bis recovery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
FRANK AND CLEAR.
Admitted the strength of the Evi- dence. an Eminent Physician takes
 Logical Action

The following letter tells its own story The signature wlu be recognized as that Of the Physi- cian-in-Chief of the De Quincey Home, and au- thor of Drugs that Enslave," "The Hypotermic Injection of Morphine. ' "A Manual of Nursing and many other popular and valuable special medical works:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
iql WEST TENTH STREET.,
 My AuEE. Ansust lI. l-NI. !

NE SIS. sESBURY & JOHNSON
 Geatlemsn- Like most of my profession, am cautious about pinning my faith 70 any new med icine or curative agent But your BENSON $ c tPCINE POROUS PLASTER has broken through the barriers and won it- way to rly g od opiniun. My atteution WIS trst called to it some eight morths ago by patient of mme. Al though l vas well acquainted vith the superio- excellence Of your other plaster and anfi-sepuc dressing. made especially for the profession, the Bensou's was comparatively new Co me. had heard. however, 'f It- merits - a remedy in case- of Lame Back, L cali Rheumatism, IN, ur',leia. Congestion of the Bronchial Tubes and lung, Dyspepsia. To pid Liver and the like affections, and have since begun 70 experiment. Witl it pnr- sonally. ind BENSONS CAPCINE PLASTER an exceptionally cleany plaster Co use. and rapid in its acton.
 Many tests of its quahues. made ir my own family and among my patients have cInv need me that there Is no other single article SD va ui- bic for popular use, nor SO helpful in the dis eases have named
 should you desire to do SO, you may use my name to that effect.
 "Nery truly yours.
 III n. KANE. A. N, VI. D." The yunrtf0a have fha y,gr.l CA Apt'IsF r. ruf Ir,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

The Epitaph has information that Hon. W. H. Savage, who met with a se- were accident to his eve few days ago is not liable to lose that valuable organ, but is tsuoysring,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

There is no more safe investment for capital than in mining. But you must use good judgment, just the same ss you.vouldln buying bosss or A farm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

A great deal of fencing lumber is be- ing hauled into the country from Pres colt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

Sharon, Helvetia district, March 3l, C VI Rice, c Shepard.
 NaId, Pima, May 8, Max Werner. Wm Heiuacke.
 NaHd Mill Site, Pima, May 8, Max Werser, Wm Heguecke.
 Eureka Arizona, Pima, March 26 Max Werner, Wm Heiuecke
 Eureka Arizona Mill Site, Pima, March 26. Max Werner, Wm Heinecke
 Chisps Grsnde, Pima, March 2i, Wm Heiuerke, Max Werner.
 Chisoa Grande Mil Site, Pima, May 9. Max Werner, Wm Heinecke.
 Chispa Chica, Pima, March 24, Max Werner, Wm Heinecke.
 Chlspa Chica Mill Site, Pima, May 6 Max Werner. Wm Heinecke.
 Water Witch. Pima, April If, Max Werner, Wm Heinecke.
 Wa-er Witch Mill Site, Pima. April If. Max Werner, Wm Heinecke. -
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

A singular document is ou file in the office Of the County Recorder. IL is a marriage contract between Edmond Lew and Elise de Visschere, and it makes provision for the disposal of all or any property of the parties during and after their death. The agreement is intended as a substitute for the mar riRge ceremony.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
DIR. LIERIG.

D., pcu>ary. Cor. CcaFy and
 Mason street. san Tram
 Ci-ra, Gaiffnruia.
 THE COLLEGE INSTITUTE A tur The cure of all -HE L4L tCulII.tFl rll -u-esl.rH iS- CUlhltE tI .DsI1 ITs sFs. % ii his's s-e man snsi-o- rufur l, al-uisH rulrlu -ed fl cure Nervous and Fh. -Iczl IeIrufr seminal Weakues-. lost 70 nhood. >pe mntor- rhca. iu-> of IuetgY. ifing- ir- and nigginr-- tn the Head. mrianchulia. Hopeless feelings. Pru~tafnErhrs and al trs re-uit- 0r youthful Im- rruI-lC- and rLre--es uf ma uHe "e1rs. Inc Doe or. a regular College Physician from iurnue. uI agree Co for fa.t one thousand ioliars for u r -e the IuNi.of afor will nut gure under special treat mont and advice.
 The reason SO many cannot ce. cured of Weakness and the above diseases is oWiug 70 a complication. called PROSrA- TORE HEA. which requires pe- c1llar treatment.
 pr. Iirhfmss TnNfearufor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

Suffer- to show Ir- merit. Will be sent Co aul las applying ty letter, stating his -ymptoml .1i ag4. tummuuIca-o-= strictly confidential
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
N1iCS tl Creditors

ESTATF OF JESU~ CAREU LOnErEASED I@ Notice he ehy gwen ty the undersigned. al -Inl-fr.s1r of tr- e.tI uf J--u- .trr To- de- cea-.d to the e eii-n-- o. ] "a. r.rzor- vi @ clafus aEairst sand d-cets t ru D resent them with tie necessary vouchers. 70 the sad admin lstrAfor st his residence, No dl Main street after the fr-t publ afion of this notice.
 tucson May E. I--3
 LEPOLDO CARRILLO. Administrator of the Estate Of Jesns C4-riIio. decessed myi2 itW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
MEDICAL
THE Great English Remedy!
n . naTer-LalIIng curl

{ Is a naVer-failIng cure
 flor Narvous Debih y.
 Exhausted Vitality, . Semmal W eakness. SpermatorrhUa. LOST MANHOOD. lmpoteu-
 cy. FarBlgsIs. Prostator-
 rh0ea and all the terri
 hle effects Uf Self Abuse, youthful folhes. and excasses iu maturer
 vaar=-such az loss of
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

Prescott newspapers brag on their do- nestic beer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
Perfectly Harmless Used Inter
 RdIIy Oy ErtsTHdIjg.

J- H- LLILIN N IU-, PrOprietors, Manufacturing Chemis's, Philadel- phia. Price, 90 cents per bottle. Pint bottles. one dollar. api7-jNl-s1t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

Il ere has D yer been an instance m (which lis -fer iu z ,InvIeuuut Hr d u- 'iI-frrr ls medicine hls iulHi To W i'd of ru com ul iut when tat -u tiul' g~ Hprote tl'naEain ( m4afa. IiuIirr,l- Of physician, have ab-uduaei al rhe
 HicluaI SD e hes, and now urt-eriig tul- har m .e s veg
 ( rIe OuIc for ie -er
 rd chlll-. a- wei
 Rs ily-p I-II auc uerv u- affections. Iiuste.ters BI; er~ l Q e specific you n.ef. For sal- hs ail Druggists and Dealers Q -ueraly-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12


 tgrnal Emission. Averslol to soclety- B,lnness of Vision. N0Ises iu -te Head; the VI al uulu passing unob=erTed In the urlne, ana plany other dIses-e- tuat load Go insanity and dealn. DE- NitlIE will agree tp forfeit Five @ @iiu1, dret Dulars for a case of ths kind the Vital tse> 'rafive under his special advice anu 'rs7t feit VII rot cure, or Tor anyt hlnE impure or inluriou- found m it. uk MINIlt treats all Prlyat. Diseases su ,cessfully without mer- cury- tousui-urlou free. Thorough exam iria- urn and advice mciuding analysts of urlne, Siu0. Price of the Vital Restorative. s3.0O bot te, or roCr tunes t1e quantity. fioCu; sent 10 any address upon receipt of prIce or c. o. D., secure feom ou-s-yH-ipu. and m DIT vate name fl desired. by A. l.. AlNIlE. 1l. b.
 n hsarry Street. San Francisco. Cal. SIMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application hy letter stating symptoms. sex and sge. Comma uicarIons strictly confidential
 DsE RlSTIE'S Kidney Remedy Neph- retfcuu.. cures all kinds of kiduey and Bladder CouplaIurs Gouorrhna. Gleet, Leucorrnoea- For sale by all druggists; sl bottle slz bottlss fog S5.
 DE. MINTIF'S DandeliOn Pills are the .--s5 and cheapest OyspepSIa and hiiiious cure iu the market. For sale by all druggists. ieid&s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
Very truly yours
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n. II. KANE, A. 'I., VI. D." The genrine have the Vorl CAPDISE cut in the center. Price 25 cents. Sesbury 6 John-on. Chemists. New York. 9 "a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
DEEDs.

Jesus Montijo to Rafael Orasco, the northeast Il fl The northeast If sec rion lS, township II, south of range If. east GIla ani Salt river meridian and containing 40 acres, 800.
 Je-us VI Bandurraga 10 Joseph B-owder. a one-half interest in and to th Iron mine, .Ample district, Sl.
 J McC. Elliott to Edward P AlEsi the Sentinel. Colima, Aliis, Wisconsin, Mi wankee, Comet, Metropolitan, Me teor. California, Con Ciegan, Garfield Conunirum, Security, Commonwealth ,-mopo'itan, Hancock and Iron Cap mines. Patagonia district, Sl00
 Wm A Scott, Jr. administrator ot the estate of Henry Henson to James Quin- Ian. W part Of lots ? and 8, block 99, Tucson, Sl2O0.
 INV Littlefeld, trustee to Cahabi Cons. Mining company, Treat and Her bert Day mines, Cababi, 5000.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Brand, counter-brand and ear marks of Zspeda < Noon.
 Agreement and contract between Ed mnnd Levy and hls wife, Elisede Wis scnere Levy, to maintain the relation of husband and wife, with provisions for the final disposition of all properties Of either parties or both.
 Copy of order confirming sale of real es ate of Henry Henson, deceased, to J mes Quinlan. Copy of order Of sale Of real estate of Henry Henson, deceased
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

his reat siren gth enin g Remedy and Nerve TONIC Is the legIri- mate result of over twenty years of prac- neal experience. and GtS WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN Il Nervous and pty- sIcal Debility. Semi nal Nsallu-=-. Srer- uafo rl Ha rro-ta- furrhan Emissions
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

lu potanoy. Exhau--l NttaLsv, treu-ture ue- -iIj-s...- LOSS or MANHOOD. in aii it's co -sups--tions and trun whatever cause prouured- ! euu.lrs and purihes tls bloed; ~uu.I erusr- tle Narsr-, Brain. 1lu-c.ea Dlges- uou. Reproductive Oreu-, and Physical and Mental tlCGlIr-. .t stops any unnatural deb-l- llatIF- dram upon tHe -y-t u, preventing Invui- u0sa.y lo----. aebiltatlue dregals, seutnal l1--e- wltl tae urine. etc.. so destructive Co uIuu and body. lt l- sure rlmiuHtlr ot all KIDNEY Al. iAUDt k COMPLAINTS. lt contains ua injurious inIrrtiIeut-. To those >uncriu. from thr evil efl'Ct~ of youthful taut~rrrftou~ ur cNrc~~c>. 60 speedy. fhnr- Ou=h and permanent ttHt i~ ca tE V
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
1 GlnmlI-S2lSG RRnGdY.
Immediate Relief Warranted.
 Permanent Cure Guaranteed.

Five Years Established and Never Known | Co FiiI in a single Case. acute or Chronic.
 Refer to aIi Prominent Physicitns and Druggists for thr standing or ,aiIcyIica.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
TO Ely OLD PATRONS.

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4 you are SO unfortunate "a to require them.
With mind natured and enriched by studies OF 81
advanced order safely say that there Is hardly
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MOI treat to successful Issue.
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experionce. AN now able to treat you with sae
certainty Of success. No ease peculiar % your dei.
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Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10 any
offered heretofore and will be warranted TO have the
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Those Of the public who need my services can as.
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treatment at reasonable rates.
ADDRESS particularly those who have been In.
jured by youthful indiscretlons, and thoee whe
have contracted loeAl diseases.
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult NE
by letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease OF
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co, Cal.
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Consultation Parlors. 29s sutter street. adjoining
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Office hours-Fronn 0 A. N. TO s p. N.
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Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For seie by all newsdealers.
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