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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-07-11
STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING
- IN HARTFORD COUNTY FOR SAL

STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING
~ IN HARTFORD COUNTY FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale her STORE
<pAs ~ HOUSE and DIV ELLING, in the
aS Big Woods, situated at the inter
section of the road from Bel Air
to Thomas Run, and the road
from Schuck's Corner to the
Hickory. The property contains three and a half
Acres of Land, with good Orchard Of various
fruits, and excellent water. The stand is Il good
one for business, the nearest store being several
miles distant. Will be sold cheap and on easy
terms Apply on the premises TO
1ljulm P.O. Hickory, Hartford county, Md.
DROPOSA IS FOR BUILDING SCHOOL
l. HOUSE. Hce Board School Commissioners,
Bel dir. Nd, july ., 1881. PROPOSALS will he re-
ceived at this Office,
UP To TUESDAY, 9Th AUGUST, 1854,
At IL o'clock NJ.
For BUILDING A SCHOOL HOUSE in the
First Election District of Hartford county, at a
point to be selected. between Wholesalers Y
Roads and Judge Bilingslea's.
Contractors will be required togve bond TO the
tracts, and must submit the names of their bonds
men with their bids.
Specifications and working drawings can be
seen at this office.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
jyii NOZZLE l.. MITCHELL, Secretary.
DROPOSAIs FOR OPENING A NEW
l. ROAD.-Proposals will be received by the
Commissioners of Hartford county, up TO II
O'Clock, M,
a NJ "
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-27
The Chinese Emperor.

He has numerous titles, all Indicating
some attribute of virtue or greatness,
besides the best known and most COM
monty used one of hwangti. The FAM
lily name of the dynasty is Gioro, or
Golden, so called from its original
founder, Aisin Gioro. All members of
the blood are registered in the clan
court. Those who are descended from
the Emperor have the privilege of wear
ing a yellow girdle. Those from the
Manchu chiefs before they had become
Chinese sovereigns may only wear a red
girdle. They all enjoy an allowance,
but this is gradually reduced the further
they recede from the throne, until at
last it barely %sufices to procure the nee
essaries of life. The Empress regent,
Use Hi, is the widow of the Emperor
Hienfung, who died in 1861, and the
mother of the young ruler Tungche,
| who died in 1875. She acted conformity
with Use An. the principal widow and
legal Empress of Hienfung, unit! the
death of the latter in 1881, when she
assumed the responsibility of sole regent
for Hienfung's nephew. the present En-
peror Kwangsu. She is believed not to
possess as much courage and decision as
her late colleague did, but probably the
principal actor in the palace affairs is
Prince Chun, the boy Emperor's father,
and a man of great resolution and high
temper. LONDON Times.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-27
BABY BELLE.

If you'll com into our cottage, I viii show
you something rare,
And l doubt IL eyes have ever seen . sight
more sweet and fair;
For, than all the dainty working hands of
man have done or do,
Sure the Masters work is faireSt, as His skill
is greatest, too.
And Of all the things of beauty which upon
the world have smiled,
None can touch the heart so deeply as the
beauty of a childl
So we love her! Yes, we love her more than
words can ever tell,
Little, weesome, winsome darling! Bright
eyed, blue-eyed Baby Belle!
Seated On the cottage floor, pulling of her
Little bare foot, white and dimpled-arms and
shoulders dimpled too
Eyes as blue as summer blossoms, tender skin
And the sunlight dropping golden on each
shining little curl
Artists pencil, eer so cunning, fairer thing
Every feature perfect beauty, every motion
perfect grace!
DO you wonder that we love her more Than
words can ever tell,
Little winsome. weesome darling! Airy,
fairy Baby Belle!
Kings may have their crowns and diamonds,
and their robes of purple hue.
Have their works of art and ~beauty-keep
their wealth, and welcome. too
Well not envy all their %splendOrS while we
have this single gem,
Far more precious to our bosoms than their
riches are to them.
We've no store of worldly treasure, neither
lands nor gold, and yet
We are rich beyond all measure in our price
less household pet.
And we love her-yes, we love her more than
words can ever tell,
Little, winsome, weesome darlingl Dainty,
darling Baby Belle!
It is written of our Saviour, when He lived
and walked on earth,
Mothers brought their treasures to Him, for q
blessing on their birth;
And when others would have chided: "GO and
let the Master be-
Gently He rebuked them, saying: "Suffer
them to come to me-
Took the little ones and blessed them, in His
arms and on His knees,
Saying: "Who would enter Heaven must be.
come like one of these.'
DO you wonder that we love her more than
words can ever tell?
Jesus left a blessing for her-weesome, win
some Baby Belle!
-Matie Dyer Britts, in Golden Days.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-27
Religious.
THE W1D0W'S MITE.

And He said of a truth, l say unt you IhN
this moor widow has cast in more 'tnah enes
all.-LaIe Eri, 3.
IT ia tho fruit of waking hours,
When others are asleep. 1858
When moaning round the lOW.tosNueo AooA
The winds of winter creep.
IT. ia the fruit Of summc days,
Pent in the gloomy room.
When others are abroad to taste
The pleasant morning bloom.
'Tis riven from a scanty store,
And missed while 1t is given:
IT'S viyen-fort tho claims OF eartn
Arc less than those OF Heaven.
Few. ave the poor, feel for the poor:
The rich know not how nara
It is to be of needful food
And needful rest debarrco'
Their paths are paths of pleasantness,
They sleep on beds OF down,
And never think how heavily
The weary head lies down.
They know not of the scanty, meal,
with small pale faces round,
No fire upon the cold,d damp hearth,
When snow is OH the ground.
The rich, they %give-they miss 1t not
A blessing can not DO,
Lis that which rests. thou wtdowed one,
Upon thy gift and thee.
Samuel b. Foster. in Chicago Inter- Ocean,.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-27
Wise Sayings.

He who sins against men may fear
discovery; but he who, sins against God
is sure Oh it.-Jones.
Il have learned more of expert
mental religion since my little boy died
than in AL my life nefore.-BushneM
There is no answering the question,
How far may I venture into the worlda
but by this other question: How near
can I live to God?-Mrs. Charles.
In all things throughout the world,
the men who look for the crooked will
see the crooked, and the men who look
for the straight will see the straight
Ruskin.
Remember you have not a sinew
whose law of strength is not action;
you have not a faculty of body, mind or
soul whose law of improvement is not
energy.-E. 3. Hall.
Rev. DR.. Spratt, an eminent Bap-
fist minister, in a recent review of his
completed h~alf-century of public work,
declares that missionary work is more
vital to UNCONVENTIONAL growth than
pastoral labor"
The sinfulness of these days does q
great deal toward filling our hospitals
and insane asylums, and the duty OF the
Christian is to put down sinfulness'
Our first duty, however, is to ourselves.
This may look like sinfulness, but 1t -
our duty to first care for ourselves ths9
we may care for others.-Pr0t W. H.
Brewer.
From the brevity of life we may
learn patience under all our crosses
and troubles; they may be shorter tfa,
ute, but they a be no longer: IN ~
the bitter blasts shat blow in thy face:
thou who art a Christian indeed, mayes'
comfort thyself in the thought OF 1n0
good lodging that is before thee
Leighton.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-27

The Paulist Fathers in New York CITY
have in a glass jar several bones and
some Of the blood of St. Justinius, with
which they claim to have cured people
of cancer and other diseases, using the
relics simply as a charm. They make
no Charge Cincinnati (icnmercis! Ga.
zsHe,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-27

ward longing. e''"' III
words of David swell up With, meg
ones heart breaks with desira tn
home to God from these hills ~ 70 ~
with the footprints and lighted WIFI ask =
glory of His wondrous Son.-4eMhat hd
Cor. Chicago Advance. sasn1
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10


The following letter, says the
Tucson STIR, written by Rev. ]. +.
Berry, formerly Of Tucson. but now
at MI. Cicmen-, Michigan, to d
friend iu tits city, pays a high trlb-
ME to the character OF Chief Justice
Howard. He says. = see by this
mornings Washington dispatches
bat Hon. Sumner Howard, IF this
STATE, has be,n nominated by the
president 10 b;. Chief Justice Of Ars
iona. am clad o see this Mr..
Howard is borough g nllcman, an
abls lawyer, moral and upright
eiii7 en-. and Is very popular viii ali
classes in Michigan. He was sprnk :
r f the ias, ! g;slature, and won
The admiration Of II th political par-
ties b. his uniform courtesy and
Il mnsss. h pc lie may b. con-
Fl mel by he Senate"
Prc-uni 6 that all ihose nj, e
iAings about The new Chief Justice
arc irnc, Arizona VIII be lucky, IN
deed, 10 securing a mai., who, il APP
pears, ha. The ability to fill Il posi-
lion which the retiring Chief JUS
tice, U. G. W. French, has filed to
The satisfaction of all decent ard
genllemanly citizens Of Arizona.-
Courier
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10

The Ri. Rev. Bishsp Salpainte
has returned to Tucson from visit
10 Rome.
Lsl>l evening Mrs. II. 4. dickens
" arrested ON l. charge OF invoian.
lary n:anslaugl.tcr in procuring The
death Of E-,eiana Silvus 10y careless
and negligent attention in case OF
cli'd birth.
The 4rfSora l}'ee1ty 4rro.e pierced
he Il,oeni' IN "tlnus here this
morning. II pr poses To be not very
strongly Democratic, aud Will d, vote
!, column 10 trmpera: &C pri .eiple-.
We,xresd oar fore paw 10 Bro. Sy
mo. ds.
T: c Western Union Telegraph
Company II seems are squeezing the
Tucson and QuJo'oa lelegrap h linz.
They refuse 10 send iheir ielesrams
over i, hut send by mail from Trc~
sun.
!, seems to us a great outrage that
Yavapai County shon.d force taxes
lIom team t rs residing in this couu-
" \ peculiarly aggravated case Of
his kind has just come to light.
About the last Of January several
leans left here loaded Tor Prescott
ard after two months struggling
through he mud to get there, with
enormous expense to themselves BE-
ond what they would crdina-
rilv have made on The trif, Sthey
were g b1led up by tie Sheriff of
that county and made 10 pay $35
taxes. THESE men are residents of
This county and al any time such
proc, ding would have been an out
rage, and under the present circum~
Stances it seems 20 Us peculiarly so.
The matter ought to be brought to
the attention f the court and We
hope it will be looked after and, if
possible, such proceedings prevented
in the future.
DR.. Prices Special Flavcring Ex>
tracts-Vanilia, Lemon, OTage, Rose,
Necla-ine, Almond, efc.--for favor
ing Ice Cream. Cakes and Pastry.
BY a new process, DR.. Price extracts
from the true select Fruits and
Anomalies each characteristic flavor,
and produces fiavorings OF rare ex>
celIence-of great strength and pers
feet purity.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10
Ferry accident.

An accident happened Yesterday
Al the crossing Of the Verde al Fit.
Mcdowell that came very near be-
in fatal. As Captain Adams was
bringing Mr.. Van Rankin across the
river the guide rope of the ferryboat
broke ard The current being very
swift, the boat Immediately turned
over and continued to turn over.
Capt.Adams, being good swimmer,
struck out for the shore, but Mr..
Rankin was entirely unable to swim.
He chung to the bat, however, and
climbed on top of it each time it
turned over, and was finally rescued
by those on the tank when he had
been swept some 400 ards down the
river. lie lost fine Winchester
rifle, saddle, some blankets. etc,
some $50 worth in all. but is thank
fui TO escape with his life.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10

Haa. A. & B-k.r IS csnd date
Tor Del. gate 10 the Chicago Demo-
esatic Coayenliun-
Mr. ,unningh m. sr, father Of
our ci.iz a g. ". Cunnil gham, Fl
q day or two STAGE, gsir his home il.
Kansas. lie may become Il resident
among Us in The fusure-
Mrs. NJ. p Freeman, wife of The
r icssn postmaster, committed sui
eide by shooting herself through The
heart with a pistol. in !. fit of tempo-
rary insanity, on Tuesday morning.
a recent Washington dispatch
SAYS: In the case Of Tie Southern
Pacific Railroad VS. Charles Fisk, in
vnlving i homestead entry in The LIS
Angeles Lana district, S'creiary
Teller decides in favor Of Fisk.
Deputy sheriff Rogers returned
today from Prescott, minus The men
Ire. went af:sr I'm a preliminary
examination in Prescott they had
b en- bound ever, ard The Sheriff 0
that county refused to deliver the
prisoners
Mr.J. D. Mcmillan, who has been
with us some months, leaves on
Saturday for his home IN western
New York. Since his arrival here
he has sold his ranch northwest Of
town and numLer of lois in town,
reseTTing, however, his most valuas
bic property IN town.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10

A pomologist gives the followin g
excellent advice in regard to mains
tanning the fertility OF fruit lands:
Encourage the utmost variety of
vegetable growth near and upon
your orchard lands, and never rob
the soil of It's honest dues. Give
judicious and thorough cultivation
and pruning; and, with our eeuer~
GUS soils and climate, do not be-
lieve The child is yet born that VIII
live to see our orchards anguish on
account of poverty of soil, or any
necessity arise for the importation
Of fertilizers -
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10
UNITED STATES CASES.


United States vs. Tribolct, Tarbel
and Burnett; conspiracy to defrau'
the Government. Continued FROM
last term.
United States vs. Joshua Porter
same charge. Continued from las
term
United States vs. James P Lee
same charge. Continued from last
term.
CRIMINAL.
Territory VS. Joseph Chambers
robbery. Continued from last term,
CIVIL CASES,
Henry Garfias, executor estate Of
Refugia Bull, vs. J Gardiner ct al
DANA ges. Continued from last term
A and G Goldman vs John Larsen
attachment
Isad9ra Bagley VS. Marion NJ Bag
ley; divorce.
a A Ward VS. David Balsz; suit
sen account,
3 The First National Bank of San
Jose vs. Samuel Franklin ct al. Suit
on promissory note.
John H. Burger vs. William Jehn>
son, Esurviving partner Of tie firm
Of johnson and Ivy; suit on account.
EP Church vs. L II Ornle, sheriff
of Maricopa county; suit for darn
ages.
Guss Ellis & Co VS. James c Rey-
nolds; snit on account.
RI Rosson vs. Peter Denee; suit
on account.
Guss Ellis s. Co vs. James G Rey-
nolds ct al; injunction.
Charles E Bulrick ct al VS. Vim A
Hancock; foreclosure.
C. W. Cation VS.. Katie Cation;
divorce.
Bouvier & Glanton VS.. David Pal
ner ct a. on account.
FW Macardray Ell al. VS. Charles
T Hayden; suit On account.
Schoder, johnson & Go VS. Charles
T Hayden; suit On account.
A P Elicit vs. Charles T Hayden;
suit on account.
Balsz & Wells vs. F NJ Fowler; suit
on account.
Clark Churchill VS. James Addi-
son Reavis; suit to quiet title
Emil CAM vs. Henry Garfas; to
recover on promissory note.
A 4 Ward vs. C W Cunningham:
to recover money.
Max Ordcnstein vs. W T Gray; to
recover on promissory note.
Eli Ellis VS. James c Reynolds; to
recover money.
Grand canal VS. Charles Crismon
action on contract.
Goldman & Co VIZ Jos Drew; to
recover money.
H H Linville VS. E Patton; dam
ages
William Christy VS. L H orme;
replevin.
FW Fowler vs. E w Bryan and
T J Bryan; suit in eiectment. New
trial.
L Allen vs. Nathan II Allen; suit
for divorce.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10

In trimming grapcvines it should
be remembered that the wood of this
seasons growth will be The portion
to b. ar next year, ard enough of it
should lie be lefi on the vine for that
purpose Tho object Of trimming is
to remove only superfiuous wood /,
aud the vines should not he cut too
close.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10


years-such as loss of memory, Lessitude.
Nocturnal Emission, aversion 10 society.
Di-1ness Of vision. noises IN the he9l the
vital 1uid pa sing unobserveG in the Urine
and many other diseases that lead to N
sanity and death.
DIR. Nuntie will agree to forfeit hive Hum
dred DJllars for 4 case of this kind the
Vital Restorative under his special advice
aud treatmenD win not cure, or for any
thing Impure or injurious found in it. Dr.
Mintie treats MI private Diseases success
fully without mercury Consultation free.
thorough examination and advice, in
Guiding analysis Of urine. So. Price Of
Vital Restorative. So bottle, or four times
the quantity, $40; sent to any address
upon receipt of price. or C. o. D. secure
from observation and In private nam ii
desired by 4 +. Mintie. n D., No. Kearny
ny st. San Francisco.
Sample bottle sent free on application by
letter stating symptoms. sex and age.
Communications strictly Confidential.
DR. Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRETI-
cU-I. cures all kinds of Kidney an bladder
Complaints, GonOrrhosa. elect. I eucor hea
For ssle w all druggists; s. bottle; six
bottles SIS.
Dr.. Min,ie's DANDELION Pills ere the
best and cheapest Dys Eepsia and bilious
IL the market. For sale by all druggists.
janl-ltr
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10

! Sperm atorrho ,a. Prostaiorsha. Emissions
! fmpctencY GAhau sted Vitality. Frematur
| Decline. and z4<Tks OF % EEzs o a.
from WHATEVER cause nroduced 1t or
riches and purifes the Blood Strengthen
The Nerves. Brain. Muscles Dice
sion, Reproductive Organs and Phy
and Mental Facrities. 1t stops any II
nGtural debilita'ing drain ulson the svs'c
preventing involuntary losses dehilitutir
drea ns. seminal Losses with the urine Ot
80 Obstructive { o mind and body Tits
pure climinator Of all Kidney and Bladd,
| Gcmplaints. II oontcins no iniul ions in
gradients. To those suffering from .hc
vel effects ofvouthful indiscreiinns or e,l-
cesscs. speedy Thorough aue permanent
onrc is Guaranteed. Price 32.5G per bottle
or We bottles in case, with full direction
and advice. $40. Sent secure from ohse-
vst ion to auy address upon rec ipi o. hrice
or c. o. .. To he had only DR.. c. u
SALFIELD. 2i6 Kearney ST.. san Francis
CO, Cal. Consu' tations strictly coniiden-
tial, by letter or at Office, FREE. For :he
convenience Of aati snts. and in order to in.
sure perfect secrecy 1 have adopted pri
waite address. undeI which all Packages are
forwarded.
TSEAR BOTTLE FREE.
NOTICE. viii send a II ial bottle ofthe
REL w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO show its
nleri--frse ofcharge, 10 any one afflicted
applying by letter. stating his symptoms
and age. Communications strictly con
d6ential
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10
DR.. SPINNEY
NOH KEARNY STREET.
TREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
DISEASES

DISEASES
YOUNG MEN
VETHO MAY BE SUFFERING FRO3I
w the effects of youthful nlles or in
discretion VIII do well TO avail fh' mselves
OF this. the greatest baon ever laid Al the
the altar OF stuff ring humanity. DR..
SHiNNEY viii guarantee to forfeit g. 90
for eyerv case of Sem nal Weakness or
private disease Of any kind or character
which he undertakes and tails TO cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
excavations OF the bladder, often accom-
PAM ed by 9 slight sIaarting or burning
sensation and n weakening Of the system
ia manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits
e rory sediment VIII ofteE be found and
sometimes small par,1cles OF albumen viii
appear, or the color viii be of 4 Thin TX
isb hue. again changing 10 dark and or
pid appearance. There are many men he
die of This difficulty, ignorant OF the ca G,
which is the secon STA e Of ! m;nal We k
ness DIR. Spinney will guarantee . peri
care in all such cases, ard healihyr
toration OF the genito-urinary orgrl :.
Office Iiours--10 to and to5. Sundays
from 10 IL II A. NJ. Consu ltation free
Thorougn examination and advice s..
Call or addre
DR.. SPINNEY & CO.,
n II kearny street San francisco,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10
Notice for Publication.
Presumption No. go.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, a

LAND OFFICE AT Tucson, IT,
March 81, 1881.
~ Office is hereby given that the fol-
X loving nam d settler has filed no.
tice of his I'M enfion to make final proof
in support OF his claim. and that said
proof viii be made before Ion. D. If. Pin
ney, Ju ige of Second judicial District
Court. at his Chambers in Phoenix, Mari
copa County. Arizona, on A ril 80, 1884.
viz: Geo. n. Collins, of Phoenix. Aarica-
pa county, Arizona. for the Il of sec
p. Up n. ~ e, q & r 8 s NJ, and names
the following az his wit esses, viZ;Hi am
D. Scout, Joseph Monihon, Henry 4. Slos-
ser. and Mathew Morrell, all OF Phoenix
Arizona. BEN 81. THOMAS,
Register
First publication Match - 1851. 5w
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10


ful FollieF. or any cause, Speedily, Safely
and Privately cured,
Young. Middle a gea aud old
men. AMI ] who need medical ski
| and e1sseE's -E.c4, consult Ihs old Euro
! can Physician At once HIS opinion
| costs 1,oihiler and NAV save stt1re mi =
erv and shame When iuconvenier.6 TO
1 visit the city Tor trea ment. medicines
can be sen everywhere Nv express. IRE 81
! from q observation. 1t is telfeVidsnt
| that Il physician who gives hi4 whole a =
tention to a cifss of diseases aftaIns
| great SIKH. /, and physicians throughout
| the country. wing this. frequently rec
1mmend & ficult casss to III stIdest
! Specialist. by whom every known
Od remedy IL used The Doctors
| age and Experience max" his oiiui II
OF So ps,s'Asl4A EEss1Os'i amer
S@ Those who call see no or but the
Doctor. Cons ulta.ioDs fire. and : cred
" Confidential Gases which have
failed in obtaining relief 1SpWhere esDe-
cia1y solicited. Female disea-e success-
| fully treGted- The Doctor will agree
10 for!eil $1,000 for 4 case der,aken,
MT cured. Call cr write Hours: Daily.
from 9 .. M to p. m; 70 8. evenings;
Sanitalist Guide 10 Health )" sent free
Address a. above.
"a The services Of the celebrated old
German Phys clan, d. o GIRARD. from
StrarS BURG have been cured at the
LIEBIG DISPENSARY His fame as 4
spg eiaiis' for diseases of men Is universal
% hiibN H. Gnu llu l-tiEtQS Il z EaltN SNdfl-
ing themselves o. the oppor mig OF free
consultation, personally CT By letter, Il
ssse. L=EBxG-s
SVGrtz erfEEs German SuV %0rat0r
FerrHl: en- " prevents all Unnatura! Loss
es from tht system. I ues the nerves.
sIrerg hens the muscles, chacks The
waste irVigof'a es the who.e svs { m and
rest'res the 4fi ted to Health and Hap
pine5s.
The reason So mznv cannot get cured ct
Seminal Weakness. Loss of Manhood. etc
Is owing 10 a camplica ION, called PROS
I 'TORRHE A with HYPERAETHES IA,
which requires peculiar treatment Or.
Aiebig's InvjgOratcr il he only posi- I've
cure for PROSTATOFRUE with pecul-
ia. Spec NJ Urea Inent, used at LiE5ie
GISPEE3kRY.
Price Of sRvFGeP1tar So Case OF
SIX uottles. $40 Sent t. any address, Gov
cred securely from observation
Most powerful electric belts +. &c to pa
ITEMS
20 prove he Wonderful Power of The
INNIGORATOR.
: So Bottle Given o" sent Free.
COnsnl All II Free and Private
Can, or address.
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Private entrance 495 Mason st get. foUr
blocks up Gary street from EearnF
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store.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10
TIE GREAT ENGLISH RENDY

Is a never IA lin =
: cure for Nervous
! De bility, EXhaust
: edVitaiity. Semin-
a. " eakness.S per-
me- orrh0ea, Lost
| Manhood. Impo-
tency. PareIy Is.
(. p 70 5 t atorrhea
and all the terri
{ BILE effects of
selfabuse, youth =
full foliics, aud ex-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10

APRIL TERM, 1884

We give to-day list of the cases
that will come up in the District
Court, which will convene on Mons
day next, exclusive of those indIct>
mems which the grand jury may
end:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10

The number OF pensioners in the
United States is over 3000hO.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-10

nening, Nav Mexico, will sink
an .eries;an we'll