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meaicar.
DIR. j. II. ~ NJ WITH,
No. l4G4 ChapIine Street,
Nea, Eonrt.,nth glnNot

The hest evidence Of phyNiclan'G success IA the
testimony OF his patients. The increasing de
Ands for my professional services prove that have
dealt honOrRbly aud IRirly with those who have
consulted me, l never ltSe TAtcnps name With
out permission, though have many bundled Ger
NlcAtes from those whom have cured After they
had been pronounced !nCurable A thorough med
lcRl education with many yUAfg hospital experience
and iin lArity with therapeutic aHenA, Rclose oh.
GCrvanCe Of tCnpefamental peCulAriucE aud strict
attention IN hyGioItic management inStireS EucceS,
cure b possible, aud frankly give tho patient my
Nt,In
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Poison

had prndired great holes IN my back and che.t
and had removed al the hair or my head yes
began To improve III weeks uaic anu ine sorei
heIHn 10 heal and were entirely gone ihs:ue oi
eight weeks.
Cisco, TexsS July 10, 1885
TTvAtiSO r,J BlO,h and Skiu Diseases mailed &C.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer ., AtRhh
Ga n. v, lb7W 2ad IL
Forqaie by Laughlin Bros & Go. and Logan & Co.
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You are allowed a free trial OF thirty Days
OF the use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances,
Tor tils Snaedy relief and permanent cure
81 nervous debility i9sS II Vitality and
Manhood, and all ldndred troubles. '4isp,
for many other diseSses. Complete restora-
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teed. No risk Is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet, with full information, terms,
stc., nailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt
Co., MarshAil, Mich, hwHaw
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II you arc suffering with low aud de;
pressed spirits, loss OF appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak constitu-
ton, headache, or any disesse of q bilious
nature, by all means procure bottle Of
Electric Bitters. You will be surprised
TO see the rapid improvement that will fol-
lowj you Will be IEspiFed with new life;
strength and activity viii retHtHi pain
and misery will cease, and henceforth you
will rejoice in the praise OF Electric Bit,
tcrs. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
4 Co. MwF3w
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CHAPTER I.


almost dead OF nearly dy!sg"
For years, and given up rs physicians. oil BFigars
aud other kidney diseases, llTer complaints, severe
coughs, called corsumnIion have been cured,
IPomengoae Ratr!y crdsyiN
From SSoay OF neuralgia, nervousness waxeiui'
ness. and various dtSaVes pecu lar 10 WOmea:
People drawn ont Ui SLAP" itOn eAGrGulntihs
pangS OF rheumatism. inhRmmRtcIy SOD chronic
Ur suffering from Ecfoiula.
ErJsipelasl ,.t
reStson, ard, 10 TACT, almost all diseases ratl'
Nature II heir 10 ,.L,oh
can be found Ia CVSEf latshporhOod In the known
world. -
ss-None genuine without q bauCl Of Stcal H0pS
on tho white label. Shun all tho vile, poisonous
stun With "Hop" or Hops In ths!s naino'
ocl6.MwHGW
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a,rnstec sales.
TFTSTgE'S SALE.

,oIs deed Of trust made by John But;
b. SifInSyU,,, EnticItrld, bis wife TO me, dated
Ged ElI ;,H S IN the year lSsO and record.
DE- y T; Decd Book NO. y PsET ~, ~ I'Se
q y Itc,' Of the County Court oil Ohio county,
Ne' ,1,,r ls' NOVEMBER IS, a. D. lSS'
"hp ,a,a, 10 o'clock A, NJ, sell at public aue.
r51imcpahE SS,i,.,t and best bidder, at the Court
ton, Wv ..lG county In the Ivy OF Mhetllns, Wy
llOgc o. I.r,ibcI real estate, or No much Thereof
lyIJ"'As lfy, that IL to tAy. lOA nuinDelcu
/, msy " w. ~, i6Gu h n aud William Chaplineh
& SUI ", h, CIV Of Wheeling, In The stats
lllu'l Virginia, being the same properly
Of Vel q, ms aid John luttcrileld ny y. NJ
cug'c!.u,' by deed dated December .. ioesI
boil eIun,I In icsd book number Is, page o., OF
and iS,,I records Of Ohio county, Wet VIZ
he puyt a., north half Of lot number lSs, on lne
r,aA nt,yI TfIrt street in TIC Fifth ward Of dtd
tA,; !dg W H., Eamc property conveyed 10 John
ely DslGS ,,y I : Shdyrr aud wife, by deed dated
BaptihT,.h sIi 70, O;dcd In book 70, page l2l, Of
Wy IL ' ,.'U'ds. The last named parcel oil real
90 vii bcioId lit Alta ~ ,he nprrhass
zach parcel sold, OF 70 much n,Ie VI y, SUN N
nUDS -, money IA the purchaser MAY SLeSt W w,
rar ~ I,nd one third thereof Win interest ~
gu ~ md the residue thereof, WIN ihteICst, ~
olt ?,l,. nom the day Of sale, the purchaser gIIi
tAp rn.r, with good security, iOt tue uslet!su
ias ~ ani. And the legal title 10 b. retained ue
=! l,T,neI trustee ~ further Secuil1yi uhuA SUCH
, SIt, arc folly EaiGi:: u C,1DwPrI Trps,ee
, rr,yEEis HEgvEY, Auctl0nees: OeLo
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CONTAGIOUS


Diseases arc Prevalent oil over tho World.
lam native Of EnPlHnd End while was In
that country CoutrAtted terrible blo7d poison,
ami for two years was under treatment as Gu out.
door patient At NOTTINGHAM Hospital, England, but
was not cured Isufened the mot ngoniErG pains
10 my bones. and WaI covered with sores all over
With p 'rtR los Of sight. severe pains In my head
and eyes, &c which neiTly ran me crazy. lost
all hope in that country, ard SAilsd for America,
and was treated Ut sOoecvclt In Ihi. city Rs well ~
by prominent phySic'Ru In New YORK having no
cjnnestlon with the hO,pllalS.
SSw the aIyeFIscm 81 GwiIt'B Specific, and
deterlni lined 10 give itB Isl rs last resort hAd
given up al hope OF being cured as / had gone
through the hands OF the DEst medical men In
nottingham and New York. look BIZ bottles 81
). j. aud can ray with great Joy tina. thy have
cured me entirely. lam b sound and well ns !
ever ives In my life. L. FRED HALF0R0.
Now York CITY, June u, 1855,
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tettsr, Chapped Hands, Chilblaing,
Corns and oil Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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From far.away Pepia comes the init
nation that the Shah and his subjects are
thitsting to trade with America. There is
tremendous opening here for enterpris.
ing merchants, engineers and contractors.
-phiLndgIi,hin Call
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Tho opposition OF the trades unions to
technical schools is irrational; but 1t can
not eGectpally obstruct the current DRIFT to
the most beieGcent system Of TECHNICAL
eduVatiop in this copntly.-A. Pau Plo;
nSIr prfsS
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Within few years separate literature
for children has been developed, and the
next step, It seems, ia to provide them
with special class Of circulating libraries,
shutting out sensational Misunderstanding.
I'm !Sidr.
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Tho American nation is very much
pleased with itself nor can this be con-
sidered fault so long as We continue TO
quicken the rivalry IN all directions that
has given Just reason for our national SELL
consciousness. Philadelphia Bulletin.
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"Hoy You brudder Ben" "MeP"
"Lor sister, Charity, poorly s4re's You
born, is wid de rheumatis a creepin all
about came as a tame snake" Chile,
buy Salvation Oil dey euro Bartin."
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The depreciation OF silver has become
80 serious q matter to the commerce OF
India that it would not he surprising to
see John Bull assume now attitude
toward tho silver dollar.-B0ston Trd's-
Script.
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II the silk industry is to tlouriah in the
United States it is not necessary 10 waste
argument to prove what is apparent, that
its proper locality is in the South.-New
Orleans Times Democrat.
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Questions Answered III!

ash the most aaiEf1i physieinn
o.auy school. what Ia the best Thing Ia tie world
for nlay ms III Irritation o: the nerves. aaS curing
all forms oil nervous complaints, giving NATURAL
chi dixie rCt:GShIEg sleep s!ways'
And they will tell you unhGs!at!nSiy
I.SLIk kornL Of RorGl!EI
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Blood

u the lIic and he IL Wise who remembers It but
In March Of last year (lSSIj, contra hed blood
poison, aud being 10 Savannah, Ga At the tine !
went into the hospital hero for ir'atnent. SUI
ieied very niIch from rhOuma Ism Al the same
time Ibid not ret well under the eAtmGnt there:
nor was | CURED by any Of tho rEunl nearH
have now tSken Feyen bottles Of SWIFT, ePsriilc
aud an sound and well. II drove tho prison OUT
through bOils on the skin DAN LEAu1'
Jcaey City, n. j., Aux. Z, 1885.
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Gona,, & 90.
Common Sense
IN The KITCHEN |!

l. Dr.. Mott, of New York, fed a
number of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, sickened, and
some died. At the same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury to appetite or health.
2. The use Of alum in bread is
prohibited by law In some places,
because it has been found to inlure
health.
3. Some people buy Alum Dak'
ing Powders because they arc
cheap! Is it real economy, which
to save a few pennies now, lays a
foundation for ill health and doc.
tors bills later ont
Won a no nm tho co IA si1n In ueinO
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Read the following terms and pnmipmE.
The Weekly lntCliiSencer single copy one ycnrsl %
10 copies, one year. and Daily two months or
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The premium copies will DO sent TO any address
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they can readily be sold and the money retained by
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The new Mikado contains many other
gems, bat NO are unable at present to give
any more OF theaJ, One slight innovation
in it may be noted. fhs PAT Of Pooh;
bah, the superlatively proud individual
who was born sneering, IS represented by
a copy Of Tie EueniHg Post, which acts the
character with signal force and ability.
The New Mikado ought to have long
and prosperous run.
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Two years Apo contracted h'ood poI.On. After
taking prGci lptiols from the best phi iuaus here
and al Dallas. concluded u visit Hot Springs,
and on r aching TexsrkanR doctor recommended
would teueat me ulre than Hot sphngs. Al
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,rcorron,cd in 1868 for Is years. by the LegtSlG
,,,s ior Educational and Charitable purposes, VIZ
h wy t NJ ri GOOO-tO which & reserve fund Of
aver 30 90 has since been added. .,,..
NV ~ IN overwhelming popular vote in trapchue
- ~ made part Of the present State Constitution
siontcd December ID, A. D.. 1879.
Ike only lottery ever voted on aud enootseo y
a. rS,onlc ri any State. Il never scales or post
I sas IL Grand Single Number Drawing takes
~" soeSdid Opportunity to win fortune. Eleventh
GrsI Drawing. ClasS l., In the Academy Of MUSIC
New orleans, Tuesday, November 40 1900
IsGih MnnihlY DrAMinE.
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MOundsVil!e accommodation leaves Wheeling ct
II SS a M, and arrives at MoundsVilc Al 1915 +,
IN. daily except Sunday.
Warrington accommodation At l:I0p. IL.
Zanesville accommodation leaves Wheeling
1896 g. N. and $40 p. M. BelIAire ~ $40 4. nj
4:l6 p. IN, daily except Sunday.
l0:2b p. IN. train through 10 Cincinnati without
change with 3; q 9: Sleeper through " Cincinnati,
B. b o. Sleeping Cans on all through trains
Through Coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinnati On
No. 2, leaving WheclinsaI 9:lb n M, arriving 81
Cincinnati at 6:5OA n.
Close connections arc made for all points Sonth
and Southwest, North and Northwest making this
4 Desirable IoHi0 for eolOhls!S and pennIW moving
TO the great Wcst and 70 whom particular attention
u given.
Tickets TO all principal points on GAle al Depot
slecpinH car GcCOniIn odAtIouA can be secured ct
Depot Ticket OhlCe
THOs Q. BURKE, Ticket Agent B. & o. Depot
JOHN 7. LANE, TRAY. Passenger Agent
Z. T. DEYRIEa. Goncnl ARnnt Wheeling
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All Trains daily except sunday.
PnllnRn's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cans through without change from SteubenviliA
East 10 Philadelphia and New York. We6t 10 Col.
umbns, Cincinnati, Louisville Chicago, IndiGnRr.
oils and ST. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, slecplng
car accommodations, and any further information
apply to JOHN @. ToMLINSON, Ticket Agent at
Pan Handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street OF At
City Ticket ONCE, under Mcclure House, WheelIUg,
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Pittsburgh, IA
Z. A. EOKD,
Gen'l Pass aud Ticket Agent, pittsLurEh, Pa,
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ToLIDo, o.. Oct. 22-Wheat quiet and lower;
No. 2 soft 9ic bid; Der 9i4c bid; pccNm.
Der 85<c; January g71%ei February 963%c; May
vem6er asked: year 87Iic; May 3SLfc bid. Oats
weak: 30. cash 261lc asked; November 20 asked;
May Sic. Clover quiet; prime medium cash
S5 20; November d IS; December S GO; January
BALTIMORE, Oct n Wheat luIet and steady: No.
2 winter red spot 90Ho November 9l3sRs1G; De-
cember 9i1sA0S1Sc; january VIZ VIC. Corn
steady; mixed srOt GGat0Hc: November 4sNO
llL<r; year I5haiGC; January 4i5za45c Oats fairly
steady WesIGIn white S2ASiG; mixed 29aSlc. Pro
Visions quiet and unchanged. Coffee outlet;
Rio ClrHocs ordinary 10 fair, 7lIAQO,
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iSf PTEH AMOUNTING
Appllci;On for rates to clubs should be made
ouS 10 the office Of the Company In New Orleans
Por further information write clearly, giving tnu
ailraa. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders
o. New YORK Exchange In ordinary. letter. Cur
n. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
MN DlrpUIN
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Nav York, Oct 22-ThCre Is no activity TO the
demand. hut there has been more business In NIL
departments AS the result Of the improved tempen.
tuic. which beginning In the west brought with II
EcripiUnSA are doing well, but while staple cottOns
ale slow quiet inquiry develops moro Interest
manifested than Is ApDaienton the surface
Cuttou.
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llre Q',telIigenfes
once Nos. 10 md 81 Fourtstnth Street.
TILE NEW MiKApo.

a New opora-Nsw York Politics Done Up
In YOrse.
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So that's what view when he says or YesIng
oh, deuce take thu Flower that blconcd III tht
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PHnADEL' MA, Pa, Oct 22-Flonr, demand
moderate and prices steady, Wheat hrm;. No. 2
Ses SSsSS6s; 14ppafy " d. ooh dull; 10,
mixed i9c steamer No. mixed ie1lc; No.
mIIcd igl ia50kc; do QrtJber 40kRigkc; HoYen.
Dor 4OXGISI fG;' lecemb0r I61Gg;i5Sc: January Ihl
I Hc Oats, demand good ungrdcd white 35IIci
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-24
Fund the County Debt.

The "Tucson Star" hits the nail
on the head when 1T says the
floating indebtness ofPima county
should be funded. and that inn
Immediately. 1t may not be
generally known that the present
manner of carrying on the finan-
cial part of the business of Pima
county is costing the taxpayers of
this county from ten to twenty
thousand dollars per year for
which they receive absolutely no.
thing except the knowledge that
they are feeding a lot of hungry
fellows, that are sucking the vita>
lily out of our people. A few
days ago the Board of Supervisors
instructed their clerk to buy a
lot of clothing for the hospital.
Now we will wager a big apple
that if some citizen will take the
trouble to took at the bills when
presented for those purchases,
that he will find every article at
least twenty to twenty-five per
cent higher in price than they
can be bought for by an indivi-
dual. When the county desires
to send an INDECENT person out of
the county by rail it goes to some
money lender, borrows the cash
and gives him a warrant for fif-
teen to twenty per cent more
than the cash amounts to, and
this thing occurs in innumerable
instances. By a little reflection
the wrong becomes so apparent
to every reader that comment oa
our part would seem superfluous.
We hope that with business men
on the Board of Supervisors, as
we believe our Board to be, they
will take some immediate steps
to prevent our people from being
continually robbed as they are,
by using their best endeavors to
have our present legislature fund
our floating debt and put Pima
county on a cash basis, as she
should have been years ago.
The above language applies for
chilly Ia our financial condition
here in Yuma. and it is well that
we should profit by it. A bill to
fund our county Indebtedness
will probably be in troduced early
in the session, and it will be a
good-send to Yuma if it should
pass. With Hon. J. w. Dorring-
ION in the Council and Hon. Sam
uel Purdy in the Assembly such
a measure ought to go through
shortly after its introduction.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-24

The Mormon agents have re-
turned from Mexico to Salt Lake
City. They reached the strong>
hold of the untamable Yaoui
savages and made a conditional
treaty with them. Within a few
days John Taylor, the head of
the Mormon Church, Chief Coun-
cilor Smith, Bishop Sharp and
others, have left Salt Lake City.
1t is known then are enroute to
Mexico. 1t is believed they have
gone to the capital to treat with
the Mexican government for
lands. and charter like the
Nauvoo charter. The plan is to
make a rendezvous for Mormons
irable to prosecution under the
Edmunds Law; also. to form a
nucleus for a future empire.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-24

1t has been suggested that a
change in our school law is desira~
ble- We refer to the time of
holding the election for school
trustees, and would recommend
that day at least one mouth
earlier be selected, thus offord-
ing to new officers ample time
for selecting teachers. The date
when the trustees meet should
also be changed to correspond.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-24

THE year just past has been an
important one in the history of
the stock interests of Arizona.
Our herds have increased in num-
Der and in size-many persons
engaging in the business who
before followed other pursuits,
and those previously engaged in
it having added largely to their
stock by the purchase of Sonora
or Texas cattle. But most inn
portant Of all, associations for
mutual protection and other
benefits have sprung into ex-
istence in many piayces. and
territorial organization effected.
The industry which before was
struggling and in a measure
unprotected has been consolidated
to such an extent as to place it
in the position which its mag
nitude merits. The crude
Legislation in its behalf which
has before existed will now be
perfected and improved; the
RICH tful possessor of the ranges
will be protected from the en-
croachment of outsiders; and
greater protection to all from the
raids of rustlers and cow thieves
will be afforded. The present
year starts in with just recogni-
ton on all sides of the Importance
of this pursuit and a full realiza~
ton that eventually beef will
rank as the leading product of
Arizona. -SouthWestern Stock
man.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-24

Another assessment has been
levied upon the stockholders of
the Peer and Peerless mines at
Quijotoa, and this time they have
been hit pretty hard. Speaking
OF it, the Tucson Citizen says:
The Peer and Peerless mining
companies Of the Quijotoa dis
trict, have levied assessments of
fifty cents each. These assess
ments. it is thought, will provide
ample funds to pay for the mill
recently purchased from the Har-
shaw company, put the same in
position and running order, and
will open out the mines so that in
the course of a few months a
large production of bullion will
begin. It is known that the
Messrs. Flood and Mackay will
pay the assessment on 10000 sha-
res in each company. 1t is evi-
dent that those who control the
leading Quijotoa mines intend to
depart from the Comstock custom
OF milling ores, and by having the
companies own their own mills,
the benefits of the very lowest
cost OF milling will be derived by
all the shareholders.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-24

Arizona ranks third of all the
states and territories in her area
of grazing land. Texas leads off
with 119,069,540 acres, Montana
follows with "a, al, 300, and then
comes Arizona with 6S,039, $50.
These estimates are arrived at by
chasing all lands not agricultural
as grazing.-Stocklnan.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-01-24

Arizona Lodge No. 1, A. o. U.
W., has been notified that there
will be no assessment levied for
the present January.s This makes
the seventh month that has pas
sed without death assessment
having been levied. In July last,
when the State of Colorado and
the Territories of Arizona and
New Mexico were set aside as a
new jurisdiction, an assessment
was levied to create fund upon
which TO draw for contingent eX-
penses, but beyond that nothing
has been called for. During the
time named the membership has
increased nearly 1000. When
Arizona was part of jurisdic-
ton that embraced the greater
portion Of the Southern States,
the assessments fell thick and
fast, coming generally up to the
fixed limit of s24 per year, mainly
payable in Kentucky, probably
on account of Old Bourbon. The
Workmen in Arizona, New Mex
leo and Colorado were consequent
thy happy on being set aside as a
separate jurisdiction and released
from q burdensome taxation,
Euhsnriko for fhis no nar-opIv,