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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-19
III 0 P E !

II -
swIftsspecifc has cured my cancer, which
was very had. ] am now In fine health; |;
never better. Have gained twenty-five
pounds since began taking Swift's Specific.
Rs. BRADfohD, Tiptonville. Tenn.
CANCER FOR MANY YEARs.-A SER
want has been affticted for many years with
q cancer on her nose, which resisted ali
sorts of treatment. She was cured entirely
with Swift's Specific.
JOHN HILL, Druggist, Thomson, Ga.
NOSE EATEN OFF.-A young man near
this town had an eating cancer on his face,
which had destroyed his nose and was eat
ing toward his eyes. AS q last resort put
him on Swifts Specific. and 1t has cured him
sound and well. NJ. Il. CRUNLEY. NJ. d.,
0glethorpe, Ga.
have seen remarkable results from the
use Of Swift's Specific In cancer. III has
cured several cases under my own eyes.
Rev. J. II. CAMPBELL.
Columbus, Ga.
Swift's Specific Is entirely vegetable, and
seems to cure cancers by forcing out the inn
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and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT
SPECIFIC CoMPAsY, Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga,
or l29 west Twenty-third street, New York.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-19

A lady OF Bonham, Texas, writes: IL have
been using your Female Regulator for sew
eral weeks. and with great benefit. My case
Is Of long standing, and has bafiied many
physicians. have tried every medicine
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-19

Dr. ]. Davis. OF Midtown, Ala, writes
"Haye used BradHeld's Regulator exten-
sively In my practice with entire success.
II II is not a specific, 1t is. in my opinion,
the best known remedy for the diseases for
which IL is recommended"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-19
NOrAsULGA, ALA.

NoTAsULGA, ALA.
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been thoroughly tested by me in great
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mat IL is unrivalled for that class OF diseases
which it claims 10 cure.
&c. HUSS, NJ ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-19

This evening Harry Miners play Of
..The Silver King viii be presented,
in which an old Richmond favorite, Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-19
SMOKE TgIxY CIGARS.

CouGnsAEp HoARsESEss.--rhe irritation
which induces coughing Immediately re-
iieved by USE Of "BRowx's BRONCHIAL.
TRoeHEs." sold only In boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-19

Treatise on the Health and Happiness OF
Woman mailed free 10 applicants.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-19

nS-OUR CHECKED MUSLIN AT
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NH IA LEVY * DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-19
ssT OUR GINGHAM DEPART

HENT is atiractinga great deal Of fattention
at this time. We show every quality from
the DOMESTIC GINGHAM at Sc. n yard to
the FINEST SCOTCH GISGHAM at 25c.
q yard. The assortment Is the largest and
the selections so varied as 10 suit the taste
of the most fastidious. Ladies In want of
HANDSOME GINGHAM DRESS must be
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mhI7 LEVY Il DAVIS.
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ssywE HAVE SECURED AN

ether case Of those very cheap AAh-
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

There has been general satisfaction sx. pressed in this meek of wood" oyer tho removal of Capt Emmett Crawford from the San Carlos Indian Agency. His ad- ministration of affairs there was harsh and eyinced a belief that he regarded himself 'monarch of all he surveyed, . when in fact he was wanting in suficsnt common sense to elicit 8 word of com mendation from any one outside of mili- tary circles, and We very much doubt if bis course was approved by many of his brother oficers He is gone and We hope never to return to annoy the people by his dictatorial course
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
rHE coPrEa INTrnEsrs or cnILI.

During the last ten years, there have been no new discoveries of cop- per ores; and the yearly production of 10000 tons that in ores, mates, or bars have generally been exportad to England, have been obtained from the old mines, worked as already described. The average fuctuation of these ores has run between Is and 90 per cent. The depth from which the ores are raised by mule power, or carried on mems backs, varies betweeq 100 and 600 feet. With such elementSto con tend against, and with such Gspths from which to raise the ore, the worS ing has become so expensive that, on account of the low price reached by copper during the pist ten years many mines have been Obliged to stop work.
 The mineral veins ilk k3hili are gen orally of great ezterg often many miles long, without owlng fixed direction. In width th9e are from two to thirty feet The woFkings produce an ore according to location from l5 10 40 per cent in mines in the best lo- cation, on account of being near tothe spielting establishments, 10 per cent ores are considered good ifthe cte is abundant. AS rule, the ores lower than 10 per cent are considered as un- exploitable, since there is no market in which to sell them. This latter ap- S,lies also to the low grade ores ofgold, shyer, and lead, oging to the cost Of expoitation and ne high rates of frei ht to smelling establishments
 T.e exploitation Of the oro in the minis $ erclusiysly done " hand pow IT, using as explosives ordinary pow Ter There is thus necessarily | large numberaf wotkmcF employed, and the output of oTe is limited in quNitity ] Clemsnse Castro to Eng andlMining Joarna
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
eLEATaNG eurT TME FAyoRITEs.

Secretaries Whitney and Endicott are carrying consternation into the rank of the dancing naval and army o1icers who have long been doing their duty with great bravery at WasI :. iugton. These bold knights of the german and the card parties at the capital know next to nothing about war, either on sea or land, and if they were to be called into active service would be no better qualified for their work than the greenest of volunteers.
 Secretary Endacott proposes to re- Sofm this condition of affairs aitogeth- CT, by sending all young officers who have been three years in Washington to their regiments at once. And finding that neither these men or any others are needed there, he will not order others to take their places. Secretary Whitney task is moro diff. cult, as we have not enough vessels to give our padded naval service more than standing room on deck. But be will send some of these persons of to squadron duty in some quarter of the globe and thus start them on some thing useful.
 It is certain that loth branches of the service will be ireatly benefited by faithful adhere,R @ to the policy thus outlined. For xany years social and political inhuel 3 has been in- yoked to keep these $lle and useless persons in WashlngR ,n, and this is quite as good chanca. as will ever pre- sent itself to get rid an objection able and demoralizins system If t shall be carried into \ lxecution with out fear or favor the CIV Secretaries will do much to re.egpablish the old discipline which made men and not ninaies ofsoldiers and sailors.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
rERRSTomrA1 rorIcs.
coRdenscd Iron, Our Exchanges for
 @ailver Eeitr Iaeadcrs.

According to the Cochise Record, Geo Beveridge, miner well known through out Southern Arizona, has mat with quite windfall His mother, AIs D. F. Bevsridge, who lives at Sacramento, Cal, is one of the heirs to the Lawrence Towi,ley estate in England. Her shsre of the estate will amount to S2,5o0, GOO.
 Dock Holiday, formely of the Earp gang, has got into trouble again at Leadyille. He tried to kill ono Billy Allen, and IS now in the clutches of the law,--Star.
 Tucson Tailings gives an estimate showing that the reduction made in the pay of county officials will make saving to Pinal County If el3l 800 during the nexttwo years,
 Phil, s. Montague, proprietor of the Willccz StocbmaS, since the failure of the Sierra Bonit bounty bill, has con eluded that Tue would be the best place at which tc@ @,ublish his paper, and it is said will 500 E make tho move, Two trains Ellided at Benson on Wednesday B>th engines were badly damaged and six freight cars loaded with orc for the Benson smelter, were completely wrecked, and most of the ore will be lost; nobody was hurt,
 The formor instructions of the Secreta. ry of the Interior, that the testimony cf witnesses in pre,emp.ion final proof must be taken only before the register and receiver or the clerk of 9 court of record in the county and state or district in which the lands are situated, have been revoked by asubsequent orderof Feb 2s, Iss5. In making iinal proofs in pre-enp- tion cases the testimony of witnesses may now be taken before any officer qualified to administer oaths and afirmAtions in public land cages m the county in which the land is ituated Phoenix Gazette.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

70 Our geld lodges, silver mines and cop per deposits are all good, but we have been trying to work them before the proper time had arrived We have been entirely too far from the outside world, or, rather too far on the inside and too remote from railroads to make success of mining by mill process where cheap transportation is essential. The advent of a railroad will cause . revolution in all kinds of mining, and we hope before long to see all the old mines once more in full blast and times prosperous, Our every hope is now centered on tho iron highway, and all with once voice should cry out for this lcng felt want. Prescott Miner,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

There k striking parallel between the situation at Washington now and that at Albany when Mir. Cleveland be- came Governor. All the ''workers" of the State Democratic party descended upon him in body then, and Lindly picked out for him tho men whom he ought to appoint for various offices. He listened to shem patiently, and they went about saying that it wss "all right, they "had fixed ir wi'h the Governor Shortly afterwsrd the Governor sent in his appointments, and when the workers saw the names, they exclaimed: 'Why, who are these mehl They are not inc men we recomnendedf' Not man of them had ever heard tho names men toned, yet every appointment was most admirable one. The President is going ahead in the same way nov, and nobody is surprised at it except the spails,hun. tsrs, and the psriisans who repeated their own miarepresentations of Mr. CIeyc- lands acts and character 50 often that alIey came tp believe lhent
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
qnE prSsrsSY,ARr.

\ ..
 The Yuma Ssntinsi makes avery weal reply to the Tucson star's striotures ~ the Territorial pris, n. Tho star stated that t ees;s us &3 per day, l,eg ptisaner, to keep our ennvicts, and that Kansas would have boarded them for IT cents per day
 The Sentinel says lt isa lie ppon it's face. Kansas never uifered td take ail Ariaonas conyiets for IF cents day, each for their koepiiig, And supPoae t had, was Arizona to hnuliliate hsrseH so much as to gay that she was incapable and incompetent to take care df her.own convictsl II Kansas can afford 10 keep prisoners for seventeen cents a day, Ari- zona can do the saine thing, Grub and cluthmg are not much cheaper in KRusas, nor are the people there mare honest than in Arizona Therefore, tliings he ing equal as between Kansas and Ayigo. na, tho argument Of the Star ttakmg it for granted that ,t {, Id d lie that Kansas was wiling to take cur prisoners at IF cents DOT day, falls to tho ground, and the Legislature did perfectly right in kilirg tho bill referred ta, introduced ny Hon Thos K Weedia from Piusd county.
 The Sentinel first asserts that Sit is . lie that Kansas offered to keep conyic.s for IT cents Der day each, Afterwards t modified this alighsly by saying taking it for granted that it is ; lie, "
 We ero uniuformed whether or not such bid'was received from Kansas, but it is we'll known that in seyeral states where convict labor is lot the peniten. tiaries are seIt-supporting and they eau well afford to board prisoners at ~ cents per day. It is riaieulous to assert that we can board our prisoaets us cheaply as it can be dons in Kausas If 1t can bC done, ss the Sentinel claims, then the management of the prisan should bV cen sursd snd dismissed at once and more seonomical enutse inaugufated.
 The penitentiary Heser should have been located at Yuma, but because 1t is there is nc reason why we should con tinus to be bled It would be money in the pockets of tax payers fl t wese aban- doued and our convicts farued out
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

At Lancaster, Pennsylvania, there is a creamatory furnace which attracts more attention than a circus, Recent ly when body was to be burned some of the public school children were given a holiday to witness the ceremo- ny, and now children oi other schools are kicking because they were not permitted to see the show.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

Alonzo Bailey and CaptainaWatkins, the legislativel representatives from Glla County, were received mostroyal' ly by their constituents on their re, turn from the capitol. Thus 1t is The faithial servants of the people re, ceive their justly earned tribute oI praise and commendation.-
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

The action of ex-Secretary Lincoln in causing the court martial of Gen eral Hazen is now very generally re- garded as having been prompted by malice. The judgment of the court a simple reprsmand-warrants the belief that the trial was a miserable fiasco and reflection upon Lincoln, an unworthy son of noble Sire.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

On Friday last Wells, Fargo's de- tective, J. Thacker, aided by the shor- if of Los Angeles county, arrested three men at Anaheim, and on Satur; day arrested two men at Colton, for the robbery of the bar of gold bullion in Sonora. The five men are now in jail in Jos Angeles. 4
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

Agents of the Yaqui Indians, it is said, have recently purchased large quantities. of cartridges in Tucson which they have snuggled over the border. The Mexican government will find the Yaqui al foe difficult to conquer.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

A thousand mile race between two towboats win take place in June on the upper Mississippi river. It will be a test of the superiority of the long or short stroke, tho former being an innovation which the inventor claims is superior to the short stroke.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

A winnspeg (AIanitobal dispatch says that hght between the rebels snd detachment of government troops had occurred The rebels during parlsy opened fire which was returned, killing and disabling about eighty of the insur-
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

There is considerable excitement in Oregon County, Missouri, over 8 re- puted rich silver strike, Paying ore has been found at several places and the county is rapidly filling up with prospectors. Indications show copper, lead and iron, besides silver
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

Thos. J, Jarvis, of North Caroline, has been appointed Minister to Brazil; 1; Alexander Lawton of Georgia, to Rus sia and Anthony Fl. Kelly of Virginia, to Italy.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
Saturday, April 4, 1884.

France has openly declared war against China and 5ooo0 reinforce ments have been forwarded and the army ordered to march on Pekin.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
ssGO REWARD.

A9sA Fiss handfed dollars ssssyzss vii be paid apnR the
 conytgtijnOi Oi &ny person
 caught stealing or kiil
 ing any cattle with tht a.Gx " above brItsd CT with FIX on the left ribs aud shoulder, CT . diamond bar pE the iaiddis of tlie Jeff side. sheep-cnop Of ths isft ear. twa si,is Cn iite right
 Post 0itirr-flgBix i. Y
 sclit 22-lyl J. N. q 4. A. WARD,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
asz5o REw ARD.

N-R The abOve reward wtn s; syassssy1 be paid for ike desrriioa N S<S and conviction Of any person 0r peFsens caught
 stealing OT Killing any m EW FT attle of the Rbors brands s.s.s..ssz4azsssss JOHN hFENEnI,
 Globe, A. r.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
laEt. AIbLN,

a6j$ Kearncv Street, San Francisco, Cal. Office hours, 9 to 3 duly, 6 so eyUnns. sundays 9 10 F 0lllv
 P,S have a VIZ ET.tBLE cossPouND. the result ef 1,fRg ysffs ot special prSctiee and hard htiWy, wGieh under my special gdrice 4aS Petef Sosls8 tfsadprss ili ihe ctFe ef LOST M1l,H0oIN Rls0sl spuRRuI.A, ete.
 Nov a4E
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
ssoo REWARD.

Cross on lrft hip. Far nEfks--eTop of right aad anGer-cut ih zach gar.
 hs above reward wil be paid hy the snt dcrsicRCa fer information thai will lead t9 .Ee coTtiCtiVh of any one gsilty Of defacing, altering, or in any way changing the above dgscYjbrd brands CT eaf naiks G stealing cattle bearing tEeal.
 Range-M McMtilcn, r0st Ofles address Globe Gila County, 1T.
 aug. 8-ifl F. SIlAHLEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

9n. NEsTSE'a Kidney ERmsay Nes phretfcus4s eliies el tfils q Kidney as& BAeseT complaints, GcnoSiiTa. Gieet lgueaFghGA For ssls bt nii sfutaistss q es bottle, s tStt,ta far zs e
 HEs @k*fEzs'A KsnnGefion xttiiN are tks hsst an3 saeafet nssFErfie sse Hn1aCr rexe in ths niafi<et fQe siA b sli eraggiais asls-s
 ssasigLE Bo8EiF, FBKE scut oa epeaea eRtlpn ~ ipsias H2tiex syasptoars aex axd ngR eNrainarAaficsn ss4seti4 sNsaasst'aA
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
saoo Reward.
To Capital Seeking IuVsslmeai.

' OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER { est in the two copper claims. with . large amount 8t high grath copper ore ia Aeht Plenty of noyi and water on fke claims. l want sgslnFe to buy c0tstsndlgg Interests, Getplgp csaims aud pfit them ir lmliisn producing ephdGboia- ! will repsy this Ss5pi0 out os tiie first copper pTpginces. leaving yen with ena-half interest in i've good, deyeiured claims, win good rtttase- Gen works on property. You can secure yourself by tes-sa tO claims and all ins- movements uRt.i moEey k rad back. ten divide prUrrgty and g0 shcid.
 Who wants b0 investigate tllis h god fsish
 Gail Gn of address JOHN D. BUEGfSs. DpniGp Postpfiise Graham County. Arige- mn, Wa Fort (iraItt sept. SSf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
rpEaEAara nN sFAY.

All applying Co me win lrceiye my AcEs sst opfaS6N of their camplainis-Na cNperi- mentiug Twill gsgnFMJtea olsftfct eitrs in eFery ease I undertake. nl forfeit Sl.et'0; EensElltatipn inUflee or py letter Fi:EE and stgrtsy ledyaie. ChET@9s reasonable, Isiog- ough eXaniifialiop Including caenicai aitd flieruscpTicAi gnaiysis 0f urine and advice, $500. Gail or asldress
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
Ewsa Guwsw

lFSEk EFT gtgeA THfs GREAT
 !. ]. E. ]. EtAMS% k9e aTEEg and Nerve EssNssl ls9Esssf ~, " N a tbeiegtimate re- lsE gs i3e B s,8 N sNlt Gf over 70 wears IS$$ k4sess hs8 sS " E yf practical xNcTi- fl IyeakIigsS. SpgTfuatt0fTHay PrnstathoT- ghma Emissions, iRpotency, EAEaitsted Vitality, Premature Decline aud LOSS 0F MANHOOD, in ail its complications, and from whatever cause produced. itenricLes aud gITisipS the BlOed, strengthens the NeryNs, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, EepPo- duetiya Organs, Physical and Menfal fac~ ulties ItstOps any unnatural aebilitaiing strain on tie sJstcnl preventing msouil- ta7y losses, debilf2tifig dreams, a3iinal lt,isrs with ihe urine. etc., sg destructive t0 mind Gnd body. 1t is sure eiiniHator cf all KIDNEY and BLADDER CON- pf,AINpS. IL contains no injurious lngrG. dtcnts. To rHGsE SUFFERING FROM THE EyIi. EFFECTS OF YOUTHFUL tNpIsf RE- TIoSE OR E%CESSEs, A spEEDY, THOROUGH AND pERMANgNT CURE IS 6GaRAN- FEED. Price. S2 % per bottle, or five bot- ties in case, with fnll directions and advice, for SiD Sent secure from observation to any address upon receipt of price, or C, C., D. To be iiild olily of
 OR. c. D. skLFlELO, 2t6 kEhRhf ST., SaE Francisco, Cal Consultations strictly confidential by letter CT at osiiee, < kEE. For tbe convenience of patients, aud n or der to Insure perfect secrecy, ] have aaap;- cd q private address, under wiiEh all patk- ages will Ds forwarded.
 Trial Bottle FTeS ai.s7' es saI { s1 'lss .a9 s any one applying by letter. stating his syiHpt0ps and age Communications stFiet- N ennHdsntiai iau 2l-1
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

F9St,R SAIE.--Two frame housPs~4onc containing three FGuias aud the 0fbcr two Ilie llapeiiy ls eligigly situated,
 Prire Eox. Fe1 particulars apply at the BGIT o0iee
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

7a-- o tisofs. NesCs is the lIusd iie vital aas8 pas. isS unobservea is the gfine, aAg usany stbzf ak. ssIes thaf lead ta inssnily and 4;sth
 nR NfNTEE vfil sgsee to feFfest fsrSE HvEazRs EllssARs for case q tls Kiad tl VITAL EEtTOAa. cure cr Tor auything impure CT Faritss fcand is fG Bkt. MRHJtE tseass an private fiseasas xucsssa- hty withdat nereIfy, Generalization EFre- IhgscuGA esasninsttn snd adties inAfaffSr HuAly. siBef urine po.-r Price as VITAE RxsxoAsfsr @ Oa a hottle or teaT ssa,ss the 4uArtity. ss, ssAs a any wlarets apoA Feeins Of rEiec ot C. n D. secure tEcn os0sA asSn aud in g.rsfafs nt6ac sesiFs bs
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
10. s,. '.
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giegtJlar communication Di " Bhffr AIollns sasii Ea,lge. No 6, A F a. M tneets 3iissFsiias en oT silesegenttl rael3 Ei3 Moon 3IaarFssig Bgesilsen sii good ssas,,i- iiiq cefflialli t,isffrd
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

iss neyeF-fsiisaK eurs iss Nerygus deigs.t, e1kAssa
 ct sita,ity, Seminsl~ss1 ness, SpssHsnto,rha. Le~4 NANHoop, lrapstsHey ParalysEs, ProatA;1FShssA
 and sll tss tsrrihse sssSea cs < it.Ssase yeuthtnl fol lies asd eSczsseS in sl4 tastr yssgs--sueh as luaa v AseR,esv tzzsisaes. lsaatarhs.I sll. issisna axAf.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
American Exchange H0t8l
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