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Mohave County miner., 1886-08-15

sxcesses IN fnaturer years, such as Loss vi
Memory, L,ssitGds, Nocturnal EnisstJns
Aversion W SOCIETY. Dimnass Of Vision,
SDiSss IN the Head; the vital fluid passing
ulobssrTed in the urine, and many other
dissases that iesd % IhsGnity and Death.
DR.. MISTIE, WHO is = regular physician
graduate of the University Pennsylvania }
vii. agre. 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollar
for case Of this kind the VITAL RESTOR
ALIVE under his sp-oial advice aud treat
meutt will moi cure, or for anything impure
or injurious found in il. DIR. Min;is treats
all private diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation free. Thorough
examination and advics. including analysis
of arias, Five dollar. Price of Vital Res
torative, 81 10 bottle. or four times
th. uuantity for Ave dollars; sent 10 any nd
dress upon receipt Of price, or G. o ID 80
cure from obseryation and In private name
II desired, by
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sAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
viii be sent TO anyone applying by httsr,
stating symptoms, ssx and age strict ss-
crssy ia regard 10 all business tr.si.s..stions.
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gRPHRETICUM, cures ali Eslds Of kidney
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DR.. MISTIE's DANDELlON PILLS
are the best and cheapest Dyapspsia and
Bilious cure in the market. For sale by all
drug9ista.
I.lanEatf
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-15
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Just published, and for sale by the rasdic' :
book dsalers. or raay be had direct froIaiG G.r
author.
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ture on Epilepsy and other Nervous Di.-
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Mohave County miner., 1886-08-15
DR.. Lieb,g

~ LOST MN DR.. Lieblg
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prudence and e,cesses Of mature years. The
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dollars Tor case the lnvigofasor will not
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Tbs Ieason 10 many can not got cared VI
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when cured. Strictest secrecy Maintained.
Patients cured ~ home. DIR. Lisbig Dis
Pensary has an Elegant Drug Store IN iss
building.
Too frequent evacuation Of tbs bladder
and kopy sediment In urine are synptonsa
OF Bece edary Seminal Weakness ami Pros.
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DR.. Liebig Treatment. a.
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Most powerful Elsetric Belts free to pa
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Mohave County miner., 1886-08-15

l.. Eiehpu u's Gsid~n Balsam No.
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URINARY io-las Of the disezss knJwn as
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l.s RIchan's q fd-n Baisam No .
Curse -Iertt.Ty. HcIcarisi syphi.itie Rhea-
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ttsad, tack q the Se.k, U,csrsted Sore
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trp..h t0ri'S, Stiffness a tho Limits, and
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.s;' - en! .A By !niscretion o. abuse
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bs 2.r.
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.s Rirhmu's Golden O'Rtment
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Mohave County miner., 1886-08-15
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY
Is A NEVER FAIL

IL A NEVER FAIL
! g Cu,e for Nervous
Debility. Exhausted
vitality. Sc IN / n al
Weakness SperInator-
rhes, LosT Manhood,
lmpotency, Y osta-
'torri,ea, Para lysis,
and all the terribl" ef.
'fects Of Ssli Abuse,
youthful folliss and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12

Chould be By iarsFestei ehangss may &C.
Ietssrs sor or.sn nsed mot Dc specially -
dressed ss!s s i y ssa a Of saaSns aaS
letters nos specially Isre'sed 0en ss"' '' 'hs
fsasisn mails sr ending pecsuber Is VIII close
,paoSrfLr IA All casssl az lAls oaies - ioao~~
suSpAY-At a IN. tH BELGIUM direct per s.ss.shis
WeslsrnAnd Antwerp 'isiiera m.i be directed esa
Mo Shisr. nom Kew p oris ssa ''1''''''
ruEsDAY-At 10 a. ~ for Vera Cruz and rrosreso. pes
wEDNEsDAY-At $50 a m TOR Enrope. per :sssnsias
for csntsz aIi soasa r.sias per.s per steam
Costa ica AMI MeIico Directed per Sswport y
.,,s y s5 soaw .slsS aIssS s Rsl - n
for Trs1ass Rnatan. yer sssAnl.hip rszAl. zs's
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M pr N Ss ,sf sssG%sr ,s ss' .ssss sS
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Mails for China and Japan per steamship aass sn -
tine society per ship rropsc bsra ecrs1 san
Eransi~el elss~ pecxnbax - A. p N 4Ahi1
Ton Australia sew losiAast sandwich M sna -
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10 san Francesca Mails .rom INC esss srsx..s -
san Frsslsssso snxnno - so<Sos -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12
MR. HERoy-ALLEN's THIRD LECTURE. p

SOME Nrw THINGS TOLD ABOUT THE EASD-A
YorSG PERSON VINO WAS NEGLECTED.
f. Herop-Alien the youthful London cheirosopbist,
gave bis third lecture The Scisnca OF the Hand
IN Chiekering Hall yesterday afternoon The same
group of interested young women. with ungloVed eft
hands and open books in toe first two rows,
and the body Of the house. at least was sprnked over
plentfully with bonnets-a stray man showing bash
fully here and there in the typical matinee audience
The talk much shorter than the twv previous ones
but was more practical and interesting and the e1-
periments at the end on two or three ambitious
volunteers caused good deal Of merriment
The lecturer first briefly the development OF
the science pamistry by the Egyptians, anu lartery
the gypses Some OF the easy marks OF character not
given before were as follows: Long fingers with the
I'll joints well developed Indicate bore; good deal
OF HAIR on the hand is sign OF Inconsistency; shght
harness indicates folly; hands naturally red show
sangune, rm-blooded dlsposition yellow ones ind-
cate Phlegmatie nc; soft hands show mdoien. e;
hard ones energy hand that is kept sudiousIy quiet
is proof Of vanity; man with many gestures
the contrary : impulsive and not egot-tlcal a
hand that tremrles. not from dissipation. shows lack
OF principle and dishonesty.
Mr. Heron Allen went a little also into the question
OF pedOmancy. he called IT, the guessing OF charattef
by the foot He read letter from SIR Richard burton
which that famous traveller asserted lhht
podomzncy plain art a. cheiroIl7ncs IIls
Ar. Heron Allen agreed to. But the dItreulty was
that the lines oI the foot wore on nuch more easily
than those the hand, and then there were certain
initial oilnculties about pedomancy pote art Inc
lecturer had once examined the right foot OF a
paralvtic who had never walked from birth, aud
found it identical III is lines with that OF the Lett
hand.
At the end OF the lecture Mr.. Heron-Alen withdrew
Tor moment and two middie-aged women, a gray
headed ana youthful looking dude mounted
the platform The dude got behiad the low curtain
the back the stage, the two women and The od man
bid behind the screen Presently Mr.. Heron-Auen re-
reappeared. hand thrust through the hole IL the
and another. that the dude. over the Top
OF the curtain The demonstration took the nearest
one and began The discounted dude dangled
bis hand thirty seconds and then pulled eses
amid applause. rhe unknown behind the screen hau
her character dissected and came forth oiusnIIiS'
Tue dude made a secopd attempt. but a c0nelaetale
usher rushed behind the curtain and brought Inn Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12
JUSTIN McC4RrHTS CONFIDENCE.
HE LECTURES IN BsooKIYS AND SAYS he Is SURE

THAT HOME EULE is COMING.
Justin Mccarthy vce-president OF the Irish Parns
mentary party, and member for the Borough OF
Londonderry addressed a mass-meetng OF Irish
men last evening the Academy of Music, brooklyn
The proceeds of the lecture will be de-
voted 10 the building fund OF the Long Island
Free Library Mr. Mccarthy went 70 the Academy from
the home OF ex-Mayor low Columbia Heights where
he had diued in company with General Noodord Henry
Ward Beecher, Judge Pratt and others The audi
ence at the Academy not large though the platform
was crowded with representative among whom were
Mr. Beeeher. Mr. Low, General Noodofd, Judge Pratt
A. Parsons John C. Mcguire, John Rooney the Rev DR.
Charles W Hall, the Rev. George K Pentecost Alderman
John Mccarthy Aonzo Foster, Hugh Mclaughlin. Edwin
NJ. Packard Thomas T. Pearsau and William H. Murtha.
Mayor whitney presided and IN short speech introduced
the lecturer who on rising deliver his address was re-
ceved with applause In the course OF his speech he
sand
The Irish National cause and Irish National dem and
snmmei up IN wOrds-Home Rule. Is our demand IN
reasonable otnng Of The Kind moe naS mean v se
province OF the Canadian Dominion also enjoys do not
bssys Of 9s sny s any
We many argument advanced AGAINST ts ae anu 90
t Esgsand On 'i But let me why alOne
Of n s all 1 !, ie sea Ro% ngand shores refused
right to manage our OWL hu S is ry
ing 10 maintain The union between Great Britain
inpo hateful The end most dangerous and
S mos eScInsivey Of The
national spirit OF the people. an 50 Dsoyant 90 tey Iee
a. "a nnder native aimInistr ton partial and 50
bSged m a religious that when they could not enter
vote, could not even JOIN me
soldiers known the oiunteers sy sub
scr1bed money purchase arms Tor te1 frossAt ie"s
citizens Loud app anse
NJ Mccarthy then sketehed the work performed by the
Irish Parliament showed the manliness oil the Protetant
In advocating bills for the repeal OF the penal
Laws against tie Catholics, and In favor OF per
hitting them 10 vote and 10 SIT III talH'. s
~otr he ,ahf ireland is i'm ensely strong, FOR We
have the public opinion VI the world Win Us. anu
20 sure a. We failed In 1898 on the feid.
81 s,,,s. will va gain now the council" Applause.
81 UcCarrhv closed an eloquent pcF0raton by asserting
that fine passing Home Rule certain as the RS
Vote Of thanks 10 the lecturer proposed By Mr. Beech
ar and seeouad by Mayor Low, carried by aera-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12
TESTIMONY FoR AND AGIIYSF NJ ". FORD.


The Investigation in the case Of For the ath-
lete was continued last night at the knickerboeser
Cottage in sxfh-ave. The committee hear
ing the evidence was the same a. AZ
the last meeting Mr. storms as
before. conducted the for the
prosecution and Mr. Ford was represented by Lawyers
Meeker and Smith
Mr storms produced the letters and affdavits
OF number Of professional athletes who claimed
that Ford competed at Springfield The professional
athlete Thomas +. Kearney, OF south Boston, testified
we're introduced, and said that Ford acknowiedged
10 both of them that he competed at Springfield
mat lie went with Ford 10 Springfield on July and that
he and FeLa left Springfield I'D, on July yont o
to 60 to Springfield and enter the games mes;
He said that they stayed al tne Aesan h2e anu In-
watch for - the money for their entrance lees
for aIres He gave Ford - ont the money he Won
E W. johnson. the athlete testified that with asPrng
teid policeman ne had found at pawnshop there maj
the morning The Ford by MS
picture as the who had pawued the watch.
deposed that be- competed at the springfield games
against T. Williams. He looked on Ford
,S ssn he the pa latter the ''G %an %SO 5ea hm
the running high jump July D. He also said that both
come on testify Ford. it would ruin their char
He said he would prsinee the letters he %a+
on close inspection be knew that he was not;
an aftdavit read from T. Holske to the effect thai
Aiken once admitted that Ford was Williams
Aiken denied this. he admitted that Ford pad
HIN h xa to esSs see said sd that the
bar early In the evening he said 10 foru; Vow
sionai as am Ford replied Yes but want to down
those scoundrels; Ross and Johnson" .,,
with Kearney. - -.
A strong point made for the defence - BY
the amateur athlete ". G. Edwards who testified ina.
Ford was with him all day sunday, July T. at
Manhattan Beach and did not get back IN time to take tnc
The decision will reached for least two weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12


DIED
cnAxE-At Elizabeth. n. j. December IL Catherine
names wife q John 3. Crane, in her 75h year ,,on
sag gsss mee tr train z rom Z bot 1oeryst
Internent private.
Of Boston and Colonel H Pelham Curtis Judge
nowpSEY-on Friday morning. December 10 1885, Hon.
FnneT rom the Cathedral Jthave. 5Othst, Monday.
at 10 a III
A. city ThHT ass N South
oyster Bay L l. and daughter OF the late Robert black
Relatives and friends attend the funeral at the
residence oi her sOnnlaw am Robson "A E~st o41n-
Intcr%eni az sSath oyster Bay.
kindly req esIesi no towers be sent
widow Elias Fl. Herriek IN the SD year Of her are
Relatives and TenHs are ssspeSIiuly Eat 5stht ON
MONDAY December Is. at 10 O'Clock a.
repose Of the soul o. the ass Patrick esq the
NewYork Tribune who died at his residence IN Greene
Monday morning, December 10. at ST Johns Chapel,
and relatives II the deceased are invited present
RUsHER-On Friday December TO- 1sed. Thomas Rusher
Fa sss 20 .Tvees rom his late residence No 81
Newark, y. J.. on Monday, the 18th inst- at p m
RAYMER-On Friday afternoon December 10 1888. at her
residence 90 Greene Henrietta A. Raymer. widow
RELATIVE and 1eS are Invited to attend services
residence Of her daughtsr 90 lEave brooklyn on
Wednesday. December 10 at Il O'CLOCK.
Please omit lowers
RoGERs-At somerville, Mass Saturday, December L.
1856 George Douglas Of the late Daniel and Maria -
ROGERS. OF y ewDurgh v. Y.
Interment at Sewburgh
ROOT-At Port Chester " Y December H. 1885, John b.
Root his 7th - -. 49,.
late residence Cne5ter
Tuesday. December Il. at 1870 a
Carriages viii train leaving Grand Cenra SCtIAon ~
Interr1ent at convenience Of the family
sTAFIES-In Brooklyn. Friday December TO- 1856, cap
tain Isaac K staples in the 6Sh year OF his age. -.
family invited attend the funeral NJ me
residence son, Cyrus f. Staples, Il3 hensen ST.
Brookyn on sunday December T. az p IN
sEARING-On Thursday December 1886 Lizzie McNair,
wife Of Walter 7. Soaring - -
Funeral residence az Iompns love- y. II on
sunday, 18th inst. &C p M
lnterneut HaversfTaw
sIACK-At his residence Fshki the Hudson Friday,
December To- 1855 Henry NJ d.. only Of the Late
slack, OF Albany, n. Y
held Luke'5 Cnurcn MAreea
wan ID. O'Clock
a6 Eishklu arrival ar
Leaving Grand station at l13O a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12
GREAT DISCOVERY.

UREAT DlSCONEh1.
No MORE TROUBLE MONTHLY PAINS.
Many suffer intensely month from the pertoc
illness Of the The following ettsr shows how the worst
cases can be cured II addressed Mrs Lya E. Piuk-
ham, OF Lynn. MasA. by lady In Minnesota: For years
have sufere falling the Womb and painful menstrual
and after using five Of your Vegetable Com
pound am almost entirely without during my monthly
period whereas before using used to he confined to my
bel for suffering terribly and almost going nto
pasms Keeping waiting on me all me tinn pn.snz
no. loweisoa my bowels AMI hot bricks 10 my ss' Ana s
every thing possible Ia reileye ma"
A dress suit is needful. young man: put pc
fore going INTO society cleanse your teeth Win Aa11
Handicap Tooth Powder. IS cents
Dr. LYoS's PERFECT roorH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury. rs eenrA
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la Ls.nxton between 29sn snn soss sTstsu
Ssalto Urinary y Or rsas I@po.snss and sssriiaSr-
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Arrisue Pvttery and China.
Lamps. Bronzes Ciocka
Fancy and Table Glassware.
All The novelties
Toys DOLLS GAMES.
lenflsss variety. Mechanical F1gureA re
G. r. hIsHcns.
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Established 1901.
FRINK's RUPTURE RANDY
IL quiek cure ior hernia Cali send Tor free pamphlet
u fusk 2s4 sFssswE
SECURE Sort AND GLOSSY HAIR
and an abundant usass DR. hA7ss HAIR HEALTH
i. Kill cosss siis hard .sit SurnA. buisiau< LOG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12

Two matriarchs in an undertone "Yes my dear, IL Is
really So she knew Cora Potter used so she bought
Jar then she retreat know and no one
her fur blessed DAYS and when she dd appear he
family scarcely knew her Every bit OF redness had gone
from her nose the hQrIid little pimpes on her chin were
gone and she looked as you her here tonight fully ten
years younger and her compile xion simply lovely lddn
believe this story Madame Recamier but Cora saw
the original from Nine Recamers great niece 10
Use Well should say and never have had suen COM
fort In my life Fortunately Didn't need &c Tor pbnpies
but every requires something 10 Keep ON wrikes
and tn keep her face smooth aud fresh and hseanier
Cream Will do better than any thing have ever tried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12

The tail at the Metropolitan Opera House was
cs,tr, OF attraction tor many fashionable people
Yesterday. who crowded the Handsomely decorated
rooms all day and bought literally OF the many
beautiful things with which the tables were covered
The Japanese lady disposed al nnmoeress pois Oh ro-s
.. the f,,r ones who aisDsnseo Entertainments OF
Prns finds were kept busy up 10 the Last oIn=1t
noIanr was lett the PLAIN work con oy Inc
md the table presided over by the active score
lis s NJ. katharine W. prummond, was swept cieaf
ot III its pretty fancy work and costly a'es Oh MTG
pes,is WIS spent their money yesterday VIII have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12

During Christmas holidays beautiful colored imperial
sized portrait OF Nine Recamer taken by the celebrated
picture by Gerard will be presented to each person pur
chasing two jars of Reeamer Cream or two bottles or
Recamie Balm OF each These pictures are OF real
artistic merit and have been made without regard 70 cost
70 famarze the American public with the features OF
the exquisitely lovely Julie Recamier, whose beautiful
compe xOu was preserved in its freshness and purity
un her death az eighty by the OF the preparar
tons now known Recamler cream and Recanier Balm
sold hv m Exists in general and wholesale and retail
by the manufacturer and proprietor Harriet AuD
bard Aver, No. - Union square, New-iork -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12

~Iam glad say said Cecil Gay Rosina 'okes nus
fss Yesterday that Iny yet experiene"a no
An effects nj all her TO the stagr Inc ~
nixht OF Tie schoolnistIess naturally ionnn hs So
xvaas narvas and wrought but she played her l
,r,tho,t any serious difficulty Since then she Nae so ~
every day and vii. hust soon be aDie ~ i %
- a. ulanr which 1T pfesekt she attempts Only "
lSSn sxrsnr. Since tina nfst Islkht the eomRahs "a
Sis9inx me pieces with sver-incrcasang be~issss AIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12

eprrn'~ anci.,,i studies Mr. C. Y Turner has dressed
landscape In coers htiirg hscksrount icr
the Witch kbder o,led tn Queen OF tes iontauks
attempt fvrtisle exyres~ion bevend the arlsrs
present powers. PO~sih, Is was pelacroiS whom the
banter bal in mind, and certainly u l. still tortnuy
who inspires Mr.. Plum But bis Toledo Water-CaT-
ffers I" l. charming little picture
The colicctioa Is not ifrge oDe, put IL II large
enough 90 good work il being done at home
IN nearly every branch OF art
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12
THE YALE D1yyER FoR PRESIDENT DWIGHT

TIE TILE DINNLR FOX PRENIDtNI UWIU4I'
The Yale Alumni Association Of New York will give
dinner at DelmOnicos in honor Of President Dwight OF
Yale on the evening December IL In order TO make
the occasion hearty tribute possible to the worth
and popularity OF President DWIGHT all alnmnl OF 1ale
have been invited 10 be present The list Of speakers
promise OF a brilliant evening. IL includes William NJ
Evarts Chauncey VI. DepeV, William walter Phelps, ule
Rev Ioseph III Twitchell and Henry c. Robinson Each
department. the University VIII he fully represented
Is hoe that all Will be received before OF the lth
in order that the alumni may be properly arranged at the
tables. Tickets at IS each may be had on apphc9h 10
manning g. Wells No. 81 Nass-.ust Joseph c. Jackson
No 20 Broadway, or Macgrano Coxe Room NO o. foS'
Office Buiiing.
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Pasters preferred all others; They have re-
the highest awards Endorsed bv physicians sro
male BY responsible house medical and curative be-
yond e0mpason Dom quack nostrins Ask ior Ben
son
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The WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT NDICArlOSs-FOR - HOURS
WASHINGTON. Dec. 11.-For Maine Vermont. Massa
ehusetts. Rhode sla nd. New Hampshire and Connecticut
light snow rain. variable Winds slightly warmer
For Eastern DIRK. Eastern Pennsy Des ware
and Aew,Jersey rains snow. southerly winds Oecon
ing variable. slightly warmer -.
For District of Columbi Mary land and Virginia. iar
weather followed b. rain snow variable winds snh
ly warmer