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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-07
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e blood and Precipitation of impurities aud
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heals Ulcers and Sores. and restores tl1s Nair.
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pensable in treating Skin Diseases, Baby Humofa,
Skin Blemishes, Chspped and Oily SFiE. 80
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AL Men Are LIARS.

Phil Armour Of Chicago is said to have the
argest private library in the country:
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4 Prize In the 10 ttery

E. W. Seymour, West Indian dealer, has sus.
9ended at New York. Liabilities, $250, GOO.
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ye,r after date for value received promise TO pay
to the orde. Of The publisher IF Cuso Past ord to~.
FER snnum aser maturity. II /. undesto.d and agreed
that no part tie principal Of this note will be demad
become payable Except at my pleasuel Is long .
remain psidup subscriber to shove named paper.
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11None genuine without bunch Of green
Hops on white label. 6hun all the vile, poison
Gus stun with ':Hops' III their name.
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So. B1ooxNovn1E, O., May I, '79
SRs-I have been suffering ten years, and
tried your Hop Bitters, and it done me- more
good than Ill the doctorn
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-07

ity against fear beyond the assurance Of
his hostess admiration for his courage
and ht-light, which he proposed to
burn oil night.
This spirit of reckless hardihood was
in no degree shared by the old lady.
The prospect of passing the night alone
was too much fol, her; and, on the pre-
text of not feeling we'll, the housemaid
was requested to share her mistress
room. But in spite of this, she could
not sleep. The distance of Mr.. Bar
:tead's room from her own precluded
the possibility of her hearing anything
that might occur there; but twice dur
ing the night she covered moist and
trembling beneath the bed clothes, as
she fancied she heard strange noises
coming from the direction of the haunt
ed chamber.
When Miss Annersleigh said "Good.
morning" to her guest at breakfast she
started with surprise at the change the
night had wrought in him. He was
pale, and haggard and wan, and, to her
expectant eyes, presented just the APP
pearance that tradition and fancy would
attribute to one after holding commun-
ion with shade of the departed.
He must have enjoyed hisself with
that bottle last night" was the mental
comment of the old servitor on noticing
the same symptoms. =
Mr.: Barstead was in no hurry to re-
veal the secrets of the dead chamber,
but the sickly expressive smile with
which he acknowledged the salutation Of
his hostess conveyed all it was intended
to.
Miss Annersleigh pretended to be in
terested in the platitudal comments on
the weather. past and prospective, in
which the ghostrseer INDUCED while oc-
cupisd over his first cup Of coffee, but
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~sSy w VAO PACV4OuS CVcl11uH b lll0Se
sage had been received from the spirit
of the defunct curate, implying delicate
~, but unmistakably, that the medium
was in need of the aid of the hostess,
but that his loftiness of soul prevented
his asking for that help which she could
50 we'll afford. Mr.. Barstead had made
q practice of handing the messages di-
rect to Miss Annersleigh, instead of
himself reading them, on finding that
some of them were of an exceedingly
private characters delicacy which
| Miss Annersleigh did not fail to appre-
ciate. OF course, therefore, he was
quite ignorant of the nature of this par
ticular communication, and when next
morning the old lady presented him with
handsome check, he was fairly over
| come with emotion.
He, however, now suddenly seemed
to remember the cause he had at heart F.;
so taking advantage of the check book
being on the table, he advanced. the
claims of his society,"" and easily OBJ
tanned check for ESQ. Then he reluct-
antly declared he must return to town,
and after consoling his hostess by, an
assurance that he would come back
again in two days at most. he set out,
announcing his intention of calling on
the vicar on his way.
Miss Annersleigh occupied the tedium
of absence by writing an account of the
remarkable manifestations for the So
ciety for Physical Research. But it
was never sent, as before it was COM
pleted circumstances transpired which
caused her to institute inquiries respect
ing the departed medium, such inqui-
ries being rendered the most urgent by
reason of his unexplained continued at,-
sence, and by letter from the ecclesi-
.astical introducer to whom she had
| written, in which he disclaimed any
knowledge of Mr.. Barstead.
The matter remained mystery for
some weeks; in fact, until an old SER
want called on Miss Annsrsleigh to ask
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
The ProsDeei. In Lower Salt R.,sr ran,sy

The Phoenix Herald says: The business outlook in the valley to-day IS somewhat peculiar, Money is scarce --times are hard. Crops have been a failure to such an extent that there was, probably, not half the wheat raised in the valley that there was a year ago. Fruit is plentiful; much is going to waste. The price is very low here and the facilities fyr ship msnt to outside markets are such that 1t cannot be extensively handled. Hay is abundant and good, but.worth uoth- ing from the same trouble--facilities for shipment at rates which will per init it to be handled. This valley could produce hay for the entire southern portion of the Territory, could It be got to market.
 On the other hand the price for what grain we have promises to be very good. Real estate is command ing good prices and promises to beyet more valuable, 4 branck railroad from Phoenix to the Southern Pacific is assured and will materially help us, The building of our branch railroad, the Insane Asylum, and a Normal school at Tempe will tend to make business much liyelier.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
RSerybeaS,a All nrake.

D z X Yes, sssh,n said Uncle Zach, tIise watched fs forty years an it's as l sez 4l)e lust q May an Christmas day oi de same year illlers comes on dc same week day"
 Further conversation proved Uncle Zach most inereduloua person. Chane- ing to mention Elr. Carver's feat of break ing glass balls with n rife, he said -:
 "I heerd 'boutdat shootin and knowed right off it wasn't sqnar' dat wsg Yankee trick, boss sho's you born
 ''What was the trick 2''
 1" Dar wuY loaSlstone put into de glass balls, an likewise onto de bullets; SO when de bullet tly outen tle gun, it an do ball jSs trawed tergedder, which, in course, brokec de glass--dats de trick s
 Later, Uncle Zach observed a rope running along the htie of the ear,
 Boss, what's dat line fur2"
 'tTo apply the air.S,rake in case of accident" Then We hal further fo ex- plain how the force of tNe brake was obtained, to which Unol, Zach re- sponded --
 Look a here, boss, you sholv don't 'spect mo to b'leeve dat looliRhness2 Why, dc biggest harricane whatever blowed couldn't stop dis train, runnin' forty mile hour Am you think l gwine to b'leeve little pipe full of wind under de kyars can doit? No, sah-ree '"
 There arc great many Uncle nachs who judge everything simply by appea {" ances. The air-brake does not seem Co be very powerful thing, but power and efficiency arc not necessarily equivalent to biguess and pretense.
 Philip Beers, Esq, who resides at the United States Hotel, New York City, and is engaged in raising subscriptions for the New York World Ilartholdi Ped. estal Fund, was once uphraided bya dis tinguished relative who was @ physician, for commenting in such enthusiastic terms remedy that cured himol Bright's Disease eight years ago, Ho said ''Sir, has the medical profession, with all its power and experience of thousands of years, anything that can cure this ter rible disoTier3" No, no, that is true, there is no mistake about 1t but that Warmers Safe Cure $ really wonder fully effective preparation. That rem edy is an "air-b brake" that every man can apply, and this fact explains why it has saved 80 many hundreds of thou sands oi iyes.--[Copyrighted. Used by permission of American Rural Home.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
Warning

We the undersigned being tile I,ocatoiv of the Rabbit Ear mine, said location notice f which k recorded in Cila County Minlag Records, do hereby forbid any and all parties from working upon the same and ail parties with others than tho undetsIgne
 J.H CiANAY8N,
 M FITzFsATRICEg
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The engineering difficulties in build ing the Canadian Pacific railroad are greater than those encountered in any of the present transcontinental lines, because the available passes ia the Rocky mountains arc more broken and rugged. A choice was made of the lowest of the five within Canadian territory, but this is now deemed a mistake, and surveyors are exploring the others at Q heavy cost,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

A lady writes to the Philadelphia Press to know what she can do to stop her minister from kissing her when he calls, Tho quickest remedy, we should suppose, would be to let her husband catch him at once.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Five years ago remarkably bright and pretty girl of seventeen worked in San Francisco laundry. The son of wealthy parents fell in love with her She returned hic passion. but said that she would not marry him, as he wished, because she was uneduca. ted and coarse. Then he offered to send her away to school. She accept. ed this offer, During the ensuing four years she was in Montreal convent, very apt and studicus The training wrought alfthe change that was de- sirable, and the wedding took place, with long tourin Europe afterwards. The couple returned to San Francisco lately. To show that she had neither forgotten nor was ashamed of her for- mer employment, the bride gave a grand supper to those of her old com- panions who could be brought togeth- ef,ldaho Avalanche.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
m. AhI.EN.

S200 0sn ss sssass ssrs s ts'T sy as S2a 2su ss s
 get free a package of goods of large value, tfat will start you in work that win al once bring you in money fastef than anything else in America. All about the s599Q00 in presents with each box. Agents wanted everywhere, Of either sex, for an the time oF spare time only. to work for Us at their own homes. Fortunes for all workers absolute iy assured. Don't delay. H. HALrEr X Co, Portland Maine feb2l-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
Saturday, August 22, 1885,

Tho tltree men who lay taxes on tue highest assessed value of personal property in Great Britain are Giles I,oder, Sl5,0O0QoO; Ri3hard Thornton, Sl4,o0o,O00; and Baron Lionel Roths- child, Si3.5oe.cOO.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The Kansas City Live Stock Record says: 1t is idle for the Texas drover to say his cattle are healthy. He knows, and the entire western cattle interest knows, having learned from dear experience, that southern Texas cattle appearing healthy are capable of transmitting Texas fever to north ern cattle. And after these cattle have once crossed your range it is too late to seek protection. Locking the stable after the horses have been sto- len has never resulted in good. There is but one wise policy of western cat- tiemen, and that is to keep southern Texas cattle out, which they have adopted
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Ex.U. s. Senator Gordon of Georgia who gave way in that body to Senator Joe Brown, is said to have lost the half million or more which he made in railroading. Six months ago he went to New York and began to speculate on Wall street. At first he was very successful, clearing in one week over sixty thousand dollars. He was jubi- lant and said that he was getting hls pointers" from Jay Gould. A friend warned him to be careful, but Gordon, who is ordinarily sharp, keen, busi. ness man, was confident that he would soon be a millionaire. He is in Wash ington now and Gould has his money.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

of Veion, Noises if the Head ths Fltal fud paa- Ing unobseryed In the urine, and many othVr diI. eases that lead to insanity and death,
 DF. s1KNTIE. who iK a regular physcian lgr2duate of the University of PennsyFanias VII aepe to f8rfeb S50D, for . case of ts kind the Etiii Restorative tltnder his epeeial advice and tfeatment) will not cure, for anything impure or injurious found in s DE. MHNTIE treats all private diseasos sueceas. fully without mercury. Generalization Free. Thorough examination and advice, including andy. sis of urine s5 O. Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE &3 % bottle, or four times the quanttyS S, sent 0 any address upon receipt of price or c. O. D. secure from observation, and n private name f desired by
 A. ". mINTFE, M. ID
 Ii Kearney street, San Francisco Cal
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
Dr. MIN I IF,
 (THE SFEcIALrsT,) No. II, Kearny st., san Francisco, Cal. Treats all Chronic, Special and Private Diseases with Wonderful Success,
The Great English Kennedy.

Isa never falling cnre Tor Nervous debility exhaust
 cd vitality, Seminal weak
 mess, SperTnatorrhn, LssT M MANHooD. InlpotQncy
 Faralys.s, ProatatorThIsd, and al the terrible efrSets of seli-abnse, youthiultoI
 lies, and oxcesses ln mn turer years such as loss of memory, Lasgitnd6, Nocturnal emissions, aver. aion 10 society, DifNnsss
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

The project is being considered at present of converting Mount Vernon into pubic park. The grave of Washington should be accessible to all who may have sufficient reverence for his memory to visit it, and there has long been feeling that the erection of barriers and the collection of tolls about the tomb of the father of his country was uudlgniiied and incom- patible with the greeting of the Amer jean people.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
saOS REWARD.

Cross on left hip. Ear maFks--crop ot right and Uuder-cut in each ear.
 The alSgyg reward viii be paid by the un- dcrsigDed for information that will lead to the conviction of any one guilty of defacing, altering, or in any way changing the above described brands or ear marks or stealing Caillc bearing them.
 I38nge--McMillen, Post Office address Globe, Gila County, A, T. ,,.. aug. 9-tfi P. SHASLEH
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22


 The Rector will Egres tq forfeit SI eco Ger case undertaken not cured, The reason 50 nlSny not got cured oi Weakncs and tae above dissaSes s owing to a complication, called PROSTATORRItAK, with HyPeraesthia, which requires speiai tro@;ment
 BR. LRpia's REFRIGERATOR, Nc, 2, Nfthqut pcephae treatment is ihe only cure for PRosTAroEKsEa. Ef it NASnooB is restored and the hand ct time moFed back from sge 10 youth.
 Price ofek;hcr RDvfG0rat0r, 6&. cass of six beetles, Sl0 Gent to any address covered e. Curelg from observation.
 Or. Lie biE & t'c. treat successfully by Holaeo- pathy every form ot SPECIAL, PRIVATE CT rCHROR. 10 DISEASE without mercury nasectis drugs D vitality Is dratne6 from the hedy, numerous diseases fellow that blfe ordinary medical treatment If d. lowed to continue, tbs yalnatuTa loss oauses Cen SNnsptcn Diahetes, nfights Disease Insanity, etc, Cures gvarnncd bisssses cf thc genlto.arifi&ry CT eNBS. kidng9s tifer and bladder specially treated BfEEASEs RF ppNES SfEEplLN cEkKp
 Nssiihed and RcspcEribie.-DF DF Lsbg | Co. nUm EUEaFE are orgSnized in complanee with California Medical Law Diploma procured by rrgH lar college education and are now in the ninstesnth year of special practice.
 Nest powerful electric belts free to patients. {. To PWogE TIE NONpERFpL PoEt1s Of the fRYlG0, RATOB S2 ugrrLE GIVEN OR SENT FKEE. csnsulta- tion fret and private.
 BR. LfEBlGS WONDERFUL GERMAN IEyIGe- RATOR is protected by copyright from Patent ofsee Of Niited States Government. Beware of iitatiehs. Cal or address bEEBEG DE@PENSARY,
 goo GCary Street, San FBncisco, Cal. Private Entrance, se5 Mason Street, fouF blocks Bp Geary Street trcm kcarney, HGiD EntFahcs through Dispensary Drug Store. dee sly
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Gl1Tt0 fl@ll1fk rREsrSrs aIvEs AVIAN snd
 h Hft us eeptB postage and by niail gots
 V = IVY v ~ wiil Re5 FRRk $ packaRe Df goods of large value, thRt will start y8u ii work that will at once bring you ii money faster than anything else ia America All about the $a00, 600 ip pfesents with each box. Agents wanted everywhere, nf either sex for nil tbe tlc ~ spafc time only. to work ot is as tIstif own h8nies, F0Ftuncs fSr ali workers absn lateiy sssured. Don't delay H, HArtKT X Ca. Psfaaid, AIaine, Feb3i
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
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\ ]. ]. x. .... .Igek .FiSI kgstas TEsgs CHEAT N SsAl NIX FXs REMED MNtMM .SSysSNSkkE a8h Nerve 'E(bEEa sSl ". ss A @ = k tile legitimate fa iE$ L M s&&s js s@ suit of over 20 wears ISs 1sIas sleA Ht K Of practical eXpaT- kFelS 1ssf An # cnee and CURES IsE flls ezfkhlN WITH TNFAlI.- BfLMUWEMAfNslE N Nervous and Physi- M Weakness Spermatt0ffwa, Pf0slathgr- rilRa, Emissions, Impoteney, Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline and Loss OF MANHOOD, in all iis complications, aud from whatever cause prnlgcCd. ltenriGf.Cs and mlrlGes the Blood, strengthens thg Nerves, Brain. Muscles, Digestion Repro ductiye Organs, Physical and Mental fac ulties. 1t stops any unnatural debiliiating strain 0n the system preventing iuyOluI- tary losses, debilltatihg dreams, seminal s0SseS with tiic urine, etc, 70 destpuc;iye tO mind and hOey. It is a sure climinator of all KIDNEY and BLADDER COM PLANTS. It contains no Injurious ngre- dients. To THOSE SUFFERING FRoN THE EVIL EFFECTS OF YGCTEFCL INDISCRE~ rToSs on ESCEsSEs, A SPEEDY. TIIOEOUGu AND PERMANENT CURE Is GUARAN- FEED. Price. s2 50 per bottle, or five bOt- ties in case, with full directions and advice. for Sl0. Sent secure from observation to any a,llress upon receipt of price, or C. 0. D. To be had only of
 OR. c. D. SALFlELD, 2ie KEkRNf ST., San Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly confidential by letter or at office, FREE. For the convenience of patients, and in or der t0 insure perfect secrecy, have aiopt- cd a private address. under which all Iacl.s ages will be forwarded
 Trial Bottle Free eSs'S5 sSi sl E 55 ss ssas S .s any one applying by letter, stating his syInptomS and age. Communications strict ly confidential jan 2f-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
Sample Bottle Free,

VIII be sent O apy one applying h letter. 9tatiug Byap toms sex sod age Strict secrscyln regard tO al bust ness tEanaHsdoaA
 DH. MGNTEE'S Kidney Remedy Nc. phrmtRcufa, cures All kinds of Kidney and BadaeF eomplaitiss GonorrhGa, Gieet, Leuoorrhasa Yofsals by All druggists; e1 % bottle six bottles for S5 o0
 BR. mANTIE'S Dandelton EIaIsArs ths best and cheapest DYsPEPTlC ard BL4Op cure in tse market For sale by ail druggists au 17-n
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

A chil1less husband, in St. Helena, Napa County, California, took home a beautiful framed mctto last summer, which read God bless our home. Soon after his wife gave birth to live babies at one time, and they are all alive. Who says there is no efficacy in prayer? A copy of the above mot to can be purchased in any store for 25 cents, and if there are any childless husbands in Yuma it might be a good idea for them to purchase one and take it home.-Yuma Sentinel.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
$500 REwARD.
sse5o REw ARD.

Ss,A The above reward wln szsays be paii for the dctectioh
 and conviction nf any pergOn or persons caught
 \ stealing or killing any es,'FS " cattle of the above brand, .I-AzkzsS JOHN KENNEDY,
 Globe. 4. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Stanley says that African sunlight, with all it's great heat, appeared to him as a superior moonlight, judging from its effects on scenery. He attri- butes the apparent solemnity of the ',soienn-looliing hills" of which be so often speaks to this peculiar sunshine, "It deepens the shadows and darkens the dark green foliage of the forest, while it imparts wan appearance or a cold reflection of light to naked slopes and woodless top hills. Its of. feet is a chill austerity, and indcscrib- able 8olemnity, a repelling unsociabI- Ity."
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
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aHascnic!

Regular larcommnnication 0t White Mouns tain Lodge, No ', A F & Al NJ. meets TfitfsdaY's on or succeeding each fun Moon soiourraBg Brethren iil good stand Ing cofdiaIly invited
 BY oisscg of tls v sM
 " q. COOK, Rug 2til Secretary
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
SSsSOO Reward.
To Capital Seeking investment.

\ OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- large amount of high grade copper ore in sight Plenty of wood and water on tie claims. want s55.O09 to buy outstanding interests, develop claims and put them iH bullion producing condition. ] will repay ibls S55.c09 eat Of tlie lirsi copper produced, leaving SDE Eith 2 one-haH interest in two good, developed claims, with good redGpS ygursell by deeds to claims and sll i'm Pr9yements until money is paid back, then divide property and go ahead.
 Who weEt6 go investigate this in good faith?
 Call or or address JOHN D. BURGESS, Dunlap Postoflice. Graham County, AFizo- na, via Fort Grant. sept. s-d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22
 E slIa!l.lHR.I!I1lEl 1880 3@I RAAKIa, BRAYTON & Go. t27. FIRST STREET, skN FRANCISCO.
 BRANCH woREs. Chicago. BUILDERS of filming Machinery.
BUILDERS of filming Machinery

DLANTS FOR GOLD AND SILVER N Mills. embracing ille latest and most improved machinery and processes for base Furnaces for silver lead and copper ores with new and important Improvements, sU- peri1I t0 aly other mike. Hnisiing WurlS Pumping machines, tElOridizitg ] Hyi:acta. rtG. We offer UUF customers iGe tpsE re suits of thirty years experience iu Is.ts slp- cial line Of work, and are prCparpG.i3 furIl- isiI from San Francisco 9r Chicago gc most Rppreycd character 0f Mining au& Eeduc- ton Machinery, supeii0E iH dCSign Gna e0n- structinn tu that Gf am GiliCr IUaka at tho lowest possible prices, We also z, EtrGEi Co deliver, In complete running order, Mills, Furnaces, lioistiag Works, etc, in any of the Mining States and TcrriimicS. FS,igi- ates given on application. Send for Aius- tTatCd circular
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

Extensive cork forests abound in the countries bordering on the Mediterra- mean Sea. They are particularly fourishing in the Spanish Peninsula, where whole communities are devoted to ths industry, The bark consists of two distinct layers, the inner one be- ing fibrous, while tho outer is spongy in character, and forms the cork of commerce. The harvest occurs in summer when the trees are full of sap. They are seldom unbarked until they are from twenty to thirty years old.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-08-22

This great Tonic has been introduced to the people If the Mississippi Valley for tho past thirteen years with unbounded success and popularity.
 There K nothing of the kind extant that equals 1t as a stimulant, m apetizer, or anti dyspcptic. It is particularly adapted to mals- rinns districts and ass