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CarSfairS, NCs ail 81 Co.'s orator Whisky
NaSaldine cures CatlrTh. Tor - cts III
Smokers try DR.. Carman'S Dentalaid Wash.
Carstairs, McCsE & Co.'~ Famous Pure Rye
DIR. CarMan,s DentalaG Teeth, Gums, Breath
Ask your Grocer for the Orator Rye Whisky.
LundbOrs'S Perfume, Fdcnia.
LundbOrg's Perfume. MaTerhal Mel Rose
LundbOrG's Perfume, Alpine Violet
Lundborg's Perfume. LILY OF the Valley
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. Cilurned every morning.
and delivered in Galf-pound .Wari- prints SOC Der
pound. Also. Cottage Cheese. Butte ri.h ANA Sy eet
MIX, DC. per quart. Cream l5c. pint.
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Y
y Q T U r A,
A POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF
SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASE,
FROM PIMPLES TO SCROFULA

10 cleanse the Skin and Blood of Itching Scaly
Plmpiy, Copper Colored. Scrofulous. Inherited and
CONTAGIOUS Humors. Blood Poisons Ulcers. Assesses
anu lntantlie Skin Tortures the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
are infable
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NIH1L!sTIC THREATS.-A letter addressed to Count
TolsO1 minister OF the interior, Russia. has been
received announcing that he has been sentenced to
death by the nihsts. 1t Is also 1ntimated in the
letter that it is the Intention Of the nhilstS muir
der Gen. Orscheffsky Mura1ren, chief public prose-
cutor, and N. DobShanfky, public prosecutor.
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Payne Instead of Pendleton.

Payne Instead Of PendletOn.
THE RESULT OF THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS IN OHIO
THE TRIUMPH OF THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY
The democratic caucus OF the Ohio legislature at
Columbus Ohio last night In secret ballot nomtna-
ted Henry 3. Payne, OF Cleveland, for Senator, to
succeed George H. PendletOn. The nomination
was made on the first ballot which stood: Payne 4S:
Pendleton, Is; Ward, II; h. J. Booth OF Columbus,
/; Geo. w. Geddes, !.
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press saws:
mated by the fact that the bulk OF those who voted
for Durbin Ward were men who wished merely IN
compliment the old war horse but were virtually
for Payne. There was no wOrdy contest In the
caucus, and although 1t was In session. two hours
not OF candidates. -''>'
There is no talk OF revolt against the caucus
decision when the legislature meets to elect All
factions accept the revolution, probably because
the mastery Of the "New Democracy" is appa-
The utter humiliation OF the old control M tho
party by the defeat of Mr.. Pendleton intects tntn
the politics OF Ohio an element very dangerous
10 the republican party. The new leaders IRE
young, ambitious and rich They are men who
thirst for politics, the money to indulge II and the
v1gor to run dashing campaign. They have ave
broken down every barrier to their comnlete en-"
cess and have taken control OF the party nv q
hurrah. P'' W q
Mr.; Pepdleton said that he was in no frame O,
be cheerful he remarked, '!You see take nv DE-
feat philosophically. have strong nerves. and
Henry B. Payne is 20 years old. He WAS nouo.
lass democrat and remained Union democrat. In
district. Interested In iron and steel interesfs pa
Is strong protection1st. He is q very wealthy
man. '-'
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CHAs- HorGHToN. Esq lawyer. 2s State street Boston
reports case OF Salt Reuin under his observation
Ten years which covered the patients body and limbs
ana TO which all known methods CT treatment had beer
solely by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, leaving a cIeaI
and healthy skin ~
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HANDSOME BRocADE Snks

HANDSOME BRocADE Snks
EVENING SHADES, CREAM PINK AND Ll0Hr
RI-UE. reduced from 81 80 10 &lOO
FINE FRENCH DRESS GOODS TRICoTE AND
Fine Cloth Suiting t42 inches wideD. all pure
wool. widest double width reduced from Sl.5o -
81. Special bargain.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, one yard
and a-quarfer wide, reduced from 20c. to 12bsc.
SILKS SILKS. SILKS ChesJest Silks I'm Washing
ton Black silks reduced from q to 75cts Black Silks
reduced from 81 IS to 81 Black Silks reduced from
81 SO to 81 % Black Silks reduced from o. 81
Coored silks reduced from 81 to CSC Cold silks
reduced from 81 % to 81 and Colored silks reduced
from 81 40 to Sl.25. Special bargains
BLANKETS. all pure, fine wool Large size lowest cash
value So 90. reduced to Is 90
ONE HUNDRED 900 Pieces Of Beautiful New STYLE
DRESS GOODS (actual cash value 25c D. reduced %
l5c
HANDSOME BgOCADE VELVET CGarnet) cheap e
$500 reduced TO $l50
COLORED CASHMERES wide double width pure
WOOL reduced FROM SIC. 10 371se.
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MARRIAGE LICENsES.-The clerk OF the court has
issued marriage licenses to James Kenney and Ida
Preston; Frederick Thompson and Madeira Gam
Graham and Jennie G. Evans James d. Kuster and
Laura A. Nice; Walter T. Pennie and Fanny s.
morse; Frederick Aordoc and Catherine GreenhoW.
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ThOraIOn.s Emulsion

''Rough on Rats clears out Rats. Nice. 15c.
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Mrs. s. E. WHIPPLE Decatur Mich writes that her
face head and some parts Of her body almost
Head covered with Scabs and sores Suffered fearfnly
and tried everything. Permanently cured by the CUrI
CUHA REMEDIES FROM a Skin Huulor
Sold by all druggists. CUTICCRA, 50 cts: REsoLvENr
81; Soap. % cents POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co .
Boston, Mss.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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Mr. AND Mrs. EVERETT STEBBINs. B lchertown
Mass Wrlte our little boy terribly afflicted with
Scrofa Salt Rheu and Erysiyeias ever sll.c. he was
born and notting We could give Him helped him until
wetrid CUTICCRA REMEDIES " ilicil gradually cured
him, until he is now fair as any child
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On Thirty El.y.' YriIl.

Mother Swans Wor,nSryur. ssteless effective; a5C
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Don't Waste it All on the IEersiics.

70 the Editor Of THE EvESING STAR:
! am glad TO see the victims Of Oyerchargas and
unkept engagements airing their grievances against
the Herdic cab company: but don't think al the
public Indignation should be fired Off Ia that d.
rection- The Hanson cab service IS no better in
the matter complained OF. than the other. MeInba-s
OF my family have been repeatedly Overcharged by
the Hanson drivers. and on several occasions /
have been seriously disappointed by their failure
TO keep engagements positively made PillOry all
the guilty alike Is the sentiment of FAIR Play
January =, 1885.
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y. L. CARPENTER. Henderson n Y. cured OF Psori-
GSlS or leproSy, OF 20 standing, by CUTI, n
dKEMapiE, The most wonderful cur, on record
his friends thought he die Cure sworn to before
Justice OF the peace and Hendersons prominent
Cll:ZeuS.
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cures Catarrh. 1or y cts
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SENT TO JAN FOR STEALING OvERCOATS-In the
Police Court yesterday Vim. Carey and Jas. Free
man were charged with the larceny OF three over
coats from the barber shop of frederick DvSOn at
congress hall Dyson and two OF his employees
testified 10 losing their OvercoatS and seeing the
Defendant about the place on New Years night r.
He'll. cOlOred. waiter IN Johns restaurant teSti-
lied That the defendants came 10 him and offered 10
Sell LIN an overcoat for a Scdri-pin and dozen
Tiled oysters Other witnesses testified Carey's
having coat and wanting TO sell IT, Freeman de-
MED taking the oyercOatS The defendants were
sent TO Jail for six months each.
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THE BAR ASSoCIsT1oS.-The annual meeting of
the Bar Association was held at the court house
last evening. Mr.. Vi. Z. Norris president. and Mr.
H. W. Garnet. secretary. The expenses Of Lord
COlerdgeS visit We're discussed and II was stated
that q deficit OF 800 was made good by the corr
mittee Mr. Selden offered u resolution To- reiIl-
Durse the committee. but the committee objected.
and the subject was laid on the table. The annual
election OF officers resulted as follows l. c. Hinp
president; j. g. Paine, first vice preSident:N. F.
Matclngly, second vice president: Leigh Robinson.
secretary: Andrew Bradley. treasurer NeSsrS. :.
NJ Maddox. j. H. Gordon. III. T. Davis. III. W. Car
nett, and W. B. Webb. directors. TIE new presi-
dent, Mr. Hine. made en- address thanking the as
sOcta ion for The honor conferred.
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TAXATION IN THE DISTRICT.
What Citizens Say About the Proposed
License Bill.

VIEWS OF BUSINESS MEN OF VARIOUS CLAssEs-REA-
SONS WHY THE NEW BILL Is FAvoRED-PERsoNs
WHO CRITICIsE IT PREFER THE PROPOSED SYSTEM
TO TIE PRESENT ONE.
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WAsBINGroS CATTLE MtRKET.-At the QUEENS
tOwn drove yards. on the Metropolitan Branch b.
q U. K r., three miles from the city, Lewis ID
Means. proprietor. Monday. l24 head or cattle were
Up and sold 10 butchers 81 The following prices
steers AZ abfc; cGWs and bulls, az 3Ilaitzc.: Old
sheep. at 4&tc-: lambs, al 5a6Ac.: and calves
brought $S5a$S5 The state OF the Market was good
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RETIRED TO THE Acknowledging Henry
SlSSon. one-eeged white man. aged % wears who
Tor some time past has been al No 622 @ reef
northwest. was sent bv the police authorities 10
Washington asylum. where he will probably end
his DAYS SfNSOn has been q well-knOwn figure on
The streets Of the city, having been engaged for A
number Of years in selling newspapers.
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THE s. p. C. AIT the annual meeting OF the
society for the prevention Of Cruelty 10 Ani4naI-
last evening a proposition was made hy Mr. ! -
4. Topper 20 Sd amend the bylaws a. To ur,vtda
Tor appointment OF four standing cOIlrnil t.es AZ
follows: On legislation and prosecution OF, humane
education. on finance and membership ara an
agent. rooms. and meetings Ne>Srs. S.lfriIrp ana
Iule were appointed 70 design and prepare a bsdrr.
for all members who desire ID purchase. one ON
GERS viii be elected at an adjourned meeting
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THE Potomac FRUfr-GROwERS.-The festival Of
he Potomac Fruit growers association az Masonic
Temple, last night. was largely attended. tina
literary and musical entertainment was given The
supper room was In charge OF a committee of Ladies'
comprising Mrs Mckim. chairman: Mrs Weaver
Mrs Cowling Mrs. DIR. Rowland. Mrs. Finch. Mrs.
Mrs thompson. Mrs Riggles. Mrs Han. Mrs Raj
MIA Ford, Mrs ID. Terry, and Mrs. Moulton.
u" GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOIPrrAL-At the QUAR-
IeiV meeting OF the board OF directors OF the Gar
neao memorial Hospital last night. DR.. j. S Billings
30 A, cnalrnan Of the committee on c0nStruc-
uon, Suonitted his annual report 1t stated that
al ID Posation. As soon as the weather permits the
0uuung VIII De closed In and the interior work be-
yun. mastering Will be commenced next March,
ana the hospital buildings will be ready for occu
pancy BY July ], next The total cost of the new
oono'n2 or pavilion viii be about $4,000
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smokers try Dr. Car.aan,s nentalald Wash.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
Fred G.Over's Trial.

At ten o'cl ok this morning the District Court entered on the trial of Fred Glover for the murder of Jen- nie c lark The entire day was spent in vain attempt 10 obtain jury, over seventy men being examined all of whom with tho exception of eleven were rej ctcd, and Of the number retained several may possi- bly, be excused to>morrow On prem- tory challenges. A special venire tIr q I additional fifty were issued on the Edjoui nment of Court, which will be retui ned at 10 a. m. to- nor TOW. By direction of Chief Justice Howard the jury men was taken into custody by the Sheriff, and will be kept together and not permitted to hold any communication with outsiders except through the proper channel. The county in the mean. lime paying their board and provitl- ing them with lodgings. The de- fendant Glover appears pale and haggard and displays sut little emotion beyond Dervously twisting the corners of hls rather delicate mustache, st W which he is constantly engaged .-Mlner.
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two highest be declared the non,i> nees.
 The ballot was then taken with the following result:
 K B Cariey 19, W J Murphy 15 John Montg 20, E Rood 8, F L Brill 12. C4rley and Mont- gomery were declared the nominees of the convention.
 Nominations for coroner and public administrator Ecing in order Dr R E Lightburne was named and received the unaniaous nomination of he convention by exclamation.
 For County Surveyor H K Patrick was nominated, and declined.
 MT Hinc wns then nominated and WAS the unanimous choice of the convention by exclamation.
 The report of the Committee on Deleg gates to lhe Republican Ferris t"rial Convention a,d Men. bers Of the County Central Committee was then called for. The committee res ported as follows: Your committee to whom was re ferred the matter of selecting names for a delegation 10 the Territorial Republican Convention and for County Central Committee, report as follows:
 FOR DELEGATES TO TERRITORIAL CON MENTION. J r T Smith, N A Mnrford, Gen F Coats, \ Leonard Meyer, F L Brill, N Rosenthal, T Priest, R E Far riu gton, Frank Luke. c II Knapp, Paul Ruben, E NJ Mills. FOR MEMBERS OF COUNTY CE' TRAIL COMMITTEE. J F. Wharton A Lcorard Never, P K Hickey, s M Huston, E H Win tcrs, L H Tiffany, T " Eine, W R Lewis, E 0 Grant, W 6 Cook, \ D Fulwilrr, R B Carey. Respectfully submitted, j E VII RToN, Ct.airmRn.
 The repo-- was then uia imouSly adopted and ,he gentlemen nsnls i declared the choice of tha oonyen~ ton for the duties named.
 On motion of Y 4 Mor'ord Judge c A Tweed WIS declared the unanj> nous choice of the convention fer Joint Councilman fl lom Apnche, Ya- vapui, Mojave, Maricopa, and Yuma counties, subject t. the decision cf he sub-Territorial Convention. l On moii,,u the convention ads journed sine die
 N. A. MoRFoBD, Secretary. R. A. DAVIS, Asst. Sec.
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MT. E. o. Grant informs us that several good horses have been stolen from the vicinity of Wicker burg res gently. It is thought that they have been driven south onto the Gila and thence into Sonora. Cattle and horse stealing seem 10 be on the in- crease and requires the attention of county officials. Everyone, in fact, should have an eye cut for stock be- ing driven through the country, and as additional security brands should be published that tine pubic may know where stock belongs when is seen.
 Dr Prlce's Special Flavoring Ex- tracts are without question the fiaest of theIr kind manufactured in the world, and they will eventually be nsed as luxury from one end of our country to the other. We be- lieve that Ihe sale and Use of snch Ruio oh" "HoiC Oihc ai itiCl' sh'u'u be encouraged. The flavor they impirt Is as natural as the fruit
 NJ. H. Caldrrwcod makes very ihorough h going an ra i'd chairman .. A conven,i.u is nor likely 10 let the grass g;ow under iis feet wi,h the gentleman named in charge.
 Tonto Basin had tros; Jus, month winch killed the corr, beans, poia- toes and garden vegetables entirely off Ard less than SC miles from Phoenix.
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l]R. ALL-FN'2
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

T1R. ALLEN, AsIs WELL KNOWN Is II a regular graduated Physician. educa- ted at Bowdoin College and University of Michigan. He has devoted as lifetime to. and l. acxnow edged to be tn, most ex- pert Surgeon in his speciality on the Pa cif5c Coast
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Dr. SPTNNEY
No Il KEA2NY STRET.

4EtR VI NGf@fttS . n G
 TEEAFs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
 DISEASES
 YOUNG MEN
 SSrGO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM tN the effects of youthful follies or in- discretion vii. Go we'll to avail themselves ol this. the greatest boon ever laid at the the altar of suff ring humanity. pr. ST, NEY vii. guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of Sem nal Weakness or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails to cure.
 MIDDLE AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age Of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuations Of the bladder, often accom- pani led by slight sIaarting or burning sensation and weakening of the system in manner tho patient cannot account for. On examining the urinary deposits roDy sedimen will ofteu be found and sometimes small particles of albrmen will appear, or the color will be of thin . lk- ish hue. again changing to dark and or pid appearance. There arc many men be die Of thir difficulty, ignorant of the caI e, which is the seconf sta Q of g -minal we k nos, Dr.sSpinney will guarantee pert [ cure in all such cases, and heAlthyr . torstion of the geuito-urinsry crgruR. Office Hour--10 10 { aud to5. Sundays from 10 to II A n. Generalization fires Thorou9h examination and advice. g..
 Call or sddrc
 DIR. SPINNEY & O..
 Mi KearnV street SRn Erancisco.
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DIR. MINTIE.
SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE,) No. ii earny Street, San Franc sco Cal. TKEATR ALI. CHRONIC, SPECIAL AND PRIVATE DISEASES WITH woN>
 DERFUL SUCCESS.
THE GREAT ENGLlsH REmECY

lE | ncVei -Idliin f cure for Nervous De biliry, Exhaust
 ed Vitality Semin- al W Weakness.Sp ms t1rrhoea. Lost
 Man hood. Tmpo- tency. PaTalsvis,
 P rOs { atorrh Ga
 and all the terri ble effects Of .elfabuse. youth fOl fol1faa ond nv
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The Arizona Canal Company.

Hereby announces that it will sell water for the ensuing year in such quantities as may be desired, in any part of the
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to Marriage, c. from Exc.ssrs or You:h-
 ui Foili-s. or any cause, Speedily. Safely and Privately cured.
 YrRa&. ,st idhse Aged ard etIa men. an al who need medical ski; and eX peIst.ncs., consult the old Euro ca" Physician a1 once. Ills opinioi costs no hing. and may save fsture mi - cry ana shame Wben inconvenieit 10 visit the city tor trea ment. medicines cin be sen every " here hv express. fye~ from "hSer.v@tsGn- It is self evident | that a physician who gives his whole a . 1 tcniion to B ciss> of oiseases -tFafEs | 9sFeit skill. and physicians thror"hou- tnc country -no wing his. frequently rec | 'mmend difficult cases to th sssssest
 aspt-c.a,ist. br whom every knoyvn l g Od rel1edy is used Tho Doctor | S-e and ENpSr nee malsn b g .iai F
 Of ..s snl;Ti,,ss,', ;F,ls. sE,1lsoT, a,,c.-. 1 Doctor consultations tree and < c-ed- l v oEsEdFRffBs Gases which have, ialico Tn Ghtalninc relief lsewhere sspr- 1 cla'l' solicited. Fenalt d'sea es succeSs- l IrIiN 'rcattd 2 lac ES4sesssf. will agree
 o foriei Si.9GO for case u, iertakrr. 1 't erred Call CT write Hour-: Daily, | rom "A m to T m; to 6 evenings l SfnGrye sss Q . only. Srnd TOT -.i he | Sanitaiist G1ide 70 Eealtk ;' 1ent free 1 Address R. above.
 1 e3s" The. services of the ceistrn ted old l st' rinAn hys ,cian, D.. O. tiIRA itD. from l 1trNl.s nii-G- bsV. beeu 8 cured at the 1 LIEEfG DISPENs RY i- fame ss s 1 -p-c'nlis fer iseasss Of men 1. univarsal 1 T crow n- nd hundreds a laily avail- ] lnS 4ien5eiree Q tb "pnos uaity os f,cs i c9n u'i..il T, pe-so1-aily by l.. ter, ia
 sll lsugnageS-
 rH. sssgRRGR ! sr -'s5s'fSs7s fsP.-3zaE ssaT gOPefcy : 3S1el F preVsl,s su UHus'urai Luss- ! e5 ron Et s' a-D res =is. narYts, 1 ~'l-n-g fei's fn inr~cfg~ cheek he ] T7~lS glsc1a ts ta- 7 10 =vst -r ei
 -7s .ea fi2e sliii i-te1 -c 2sai h aud Ii D. 'le cea7on so usenr eanuat get erred oi 1 SSraieH AfsatHass Loss of Manhood. eic wi 70 emp ce 'un. called PROS. ] It}A d < wilh HYPERAE ESIA, i n men req1Ires peculiar treatment Dr. | 1sS g's luYi gorator i he only Poei Ivt l ere fo5 PitONTATOt RuEA. win pecul
 n Snec al Trea ment, used at LlEBie
 F'rice or InvI=0rator e2- Case o
 six bottles BIO Sent to any address, GOV 1 cred eenre1v from observation.
 Most powerful electric belts free to pa l tients
 70 prove the Wonderful Power of the l lNVIGOKATOR
 S2 Bottle Given Or Sent Free l Consultation Free and Private.
 Call, or address.
 LlEREeS DLSENS aRF, 400 Geary strrct San Fran cisco. Cal 1 Private entrance 49j Mason St eet, fnul l hlocks up Geary street from Kearny
 hAIn entrance througi. Dispensary Dru; store.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

-s VI - cessee in maturer vears-such Ia lass Of memory, Lsssitude, Nocturnal Em5Ss1Gn- aversion 10 society, uimness oi viszon. Hoiees In the hesd the vital fluid psssia 2 unobserved in the Urine and many other diseaees that lead to sn- sanity an death
 Dr. Mlntie will agree to forfeit Five Hun ire1 Dollars for case of this kind the TiIal Restorative {under his special advice and treatment) will not cure. or for any
 hug impure or injurious found in it, Dr Mntie treats all private Diseases success- fully without mercury. Consultation free 4 thorough examination and advice, in- rluding analysis of urine. S5. Price cf Vital Restorative S1 50 bottle, or ion times the quantity, $500: sent to any address upon receipt of price. or 0. O. D. secure from observation and In private name, if desired by 4 E. Mintie M D., No. il Kear- ny St San Francisco. Cal
 ss mpIe bottle sent free on appli- cation by letter stating symptoms. sex and age. Communications strictly Confden- tial.
 pr Mintie'r KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRETI- CUM. cures all kinds of Kidneyan bladder Com DlHints, ,Gonorrhoa. 5leet. Leucorrohcn For sale by all druggists; S1 bottle; Six bottles. S5
 Dr Mintie's DANDELIoN PILLS gre the best and cheapest Drs D. psia and biious cure l. the market. For sale by all druggists. ianl.1i[
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 Sperm atorrh h o.n. Prostn:o n:orrha. Emissions i'm potency ExhGu -fcd vitality. Prema,ur Decline. and BOSS OF Sf HsfOn from ~h ateyer cause produced. It cs riches and puri1es the Biood. Strengthen the Nerves. Brain. Muscles. Dige sion, ReproductIve Organs and Phv and Mental Faculties. It stops any natural facilitating drain upon the sys;e preventing involuntary losses debllitatiI d-ea ms. semi | losses with the urine. ct so distructive to mind and body. II is pure climinator of all Kidney and Blade Ccmpla'nt4. It contains nc Injurious in gredients. TO those suffering from the veil effects of youthful indiscretions or ex- cesses. q speedy thorough and permanent tnre is Guaranteed. Price S2.50 per bottle or i've bottles in case. with full direction and advice. StU. Sent secure from obse- vation to auy address upon receipt of brice or c. c. D. To be had only oi pr. c. D. SALFIEI.D. ais Kearney St., San Francis co. Cal Consu'tations strictly coufden. tial. nv letter or at office, FREE. For the convenience of 1ati snts, and in order to in. hnre perfect secrec, 1 have adopted pri. vate address. under which sH packages are forwarded.
 TRIAL B0TTr.E FREE.
 NUTiCE-I win -end tfial bottle of the REL EJUVENATOR-snffci to show It's merit-free ofcharge, to any one afflicted applying by letter. srating his symptoms and age, Communications strictly con ldential
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

lie Administrator. g. Nomination of 2 Super visors.
 TO- Nomination of Surveyor. II. Selection of 1e delegates to the Territorial Convention. 12. Selection Of County Central Committee
 We would further recommend that this convention select Sergeant-at- Arms. Respectfully submitted
 GEO. F. CoATs.
 F. L. BRILL,
 N. L. SPEAR,
 C. H. KNAPP,
 GEO. D. WILCOX. M. H. Calderwood having been named IS Permanent Chairman Dy the Committee on Permanent Orr esniza.tion, the Temporary Chars rlaa called him to the desk and the permanent officers were seated. On imotion Of Mir. Llggett. Walter c. tgook was elected as Sergeant att lIn